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- ARCHIVED Green Futures Tuesday: "Space: the final frontier in recycling" #gfstu wp.me/s1XwPp-gfstu7 3 months ago
- Read more about ‘Space: the final frontier in recycling’ @GreenFutures bit.ly/wCQhwS #gfstu 3 months ago
- 15. There could be mileage, too, in ‘simpler’ mobile repair stations to get failing comms satellites back into use. #gfstu 3 months ago
- 14. NASA also has projects for zapping debris with earth-based lasers, or sending solar-powered satellites on clean-up missions. #gfstu 3 months ago
- 13. Promising! but the space junk industry is not (yet) fully focused on recycling. #gfstu 3 months ago
- 12. Sectors that could benefit include micro-electronics, robotics, imaging, connectivity, manufacturing & data storage. #gfstu 3 months ago
- 11. DARPA is calling for participation from international / non-traditional space communities in “vital tech areas”. #gfstu 3 months ago
- 10. Who’s behind it? The US military, but the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to make it a collaborative project. #gfstu 3 months ago
- 9. These will be coupled up with satlets (little newly launched parts) to make new working systems. #gfstu 3 months ago
- 8. A mother ship will strip antennae and other things off defunct satellites (with the owners’ permission!) #gfstu 3 months ago
