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Space science
Russia built a shield capable of crushing cosmic waste
Russian Space Agency Roscosmos has invented a shield system to protect satellites from attacks from space objects.
Space science
Recycle space waste, impossible thought possible!
Not only littering the natural environment on the ground, we also leave plenty of 'imprint of the civilized world' outside the universe.
1001 mystery
Can objects that fall into Vietnam be 'space bridge'?
Space Balls have been found in many parts of the world since the 60s and 70s of the last century. This is the same type of object that fell to North Vietnam on January 2.
Space science
China intends to use laser to destroy cosmic garbage
Scientists at the China Air Force Technical University propose using giant lasers to destroy old satellites and other space junk to clean up Earth's orbit, Newsweek repo…
Space science
The risk of meteorites and cosmic waste threatens the Earth
Scientists and many Russian officials on March 12 warned that meteorites and cosmic waste could pose a big threat to the Earth and humanity in the future.
Space science
1 Russian satellite hits Chinese space waste
According to Radio Voice of Russia, Russia's Blitz satellite, which works in conjunction with the international laser remote sensing system, collided with the debris of…
Space science
Working well, the Mars probe has yet to become cosmic garbage
Five years ago, it was assumed that age and technical problems caused two Mars probes, Spirit and Opportunity, to be universal waste. However, up to now, the two ships s…
Environment
CO2 gas accumulates a lot of waste in space
The results of an international team of scientists published in the journal Nature Geoscience, the November 11 issue, show that the amount of CO2 accumulated in the Eart…
Scientific works
Dear MWA helps detect dangerous cosmic waste
Australian scientists claim the Widefield Array Murchison telescope (MWA) in the country can detect dangerous cosmic waste.