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    1. There has to be a market for someone to harvest this, even if companies that use space are forced to pay a fee to support that service. The energy cost of getting something into orbit is so high that just deorbiting it seems like a huge waste.

    2. karateninjazombie on

      And a lot of it has the spaceX logo on it too. It’s also ruining the view for astronomy too.

    3. Additional-Coffee-86 on

      6,600 tons is not a lot of material and space is big. Also unless it’s powered it’s coming down eventually.

    4. „For its part, the ESA plans to have the ClearSpace-1 debris removal spacecraft remove the suitcase-sized PROBA-1 satellite (used for tech demonstrations) from orbit in 2028. Built by Swiss firm ClearSpace, it weighs about 112 kg and can grab space junk using four ‚claws.‘ Tokyo-based Astroscale also offers debris removal services. Both companies have been contracted by the UK Space Agency to remove a bunch of non-operational British satellites by next year.“

      I hope they pull through. High time we deal with the space debris

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