Launchspace pitches debris sweeper that doubles as satellite tracker
Launchspace Technologies propose sending Debris Collection Units with replaceable, mesh Debris Impact Pads into orbits shaped and synchronized to clean up debris as it crosses the equator, while stearing clear of satellites and debris large enough to track. SpaceNews cover the story in full [HERE]
Ecosystem For Near-Earth Space Control
On April 3rd, at the 33rd Space Symposium, the space community will hear about a possible game-changing discovery that may create a new “Ecosystem for Near-Earth Space Control.” At the Technical Track presentations on Space Situational Awareness, Marshall from Launchspace Technologies will be introducing this patent approved invention to the symposium attendees. A brief abstract of the presentation was published in Space Daily.
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For more information on the Space Symposium follow the link HERE
With Time Running Out, Space-debris Removal Picks Up Steam:
As plans proliferate to launch thousands of new satellites into low Earth orbit (LEO) for daily Earth-observation updates and broadband data links, so do the clouds of hypersonic debris that threaten to form an impenetrable barrier to future space operations. To mitigate the danger to the growing off-planet economic infrastructure, engineers on three continents are working on different concepts to clean up the orbital pathways. The problem is similar to halting the growth of carbon …
Read our new article published in Aviation Week [HERE]
Orbital Debris Removal Spacecraft
Launchspace Technologies to present at Satellite 2017
Satellite 2017 unites aerospace thought leaders, entrepreneurs, executives, engineers, end-users and enthusiasts together in one place for the largest and most important global satellite technology event of the year. For more than 35 years, SATELLITE has played a critical role in determining how satellites will shape the future of our world. The show welcomes a community of aerospace professionals from every market and field of study, hailing from more than 150 nations around the world. March 6-9, 2017 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C.
Both John Bauman, CEO and Marshall Kaplan, CTO of Launchspace Technologies will be presenting about our orbital debris clearing solution that combines additional civilian and NSS applications. John will be presenting at the Startup Space 2017 Entrepreneur Pitch Contest on March 7 and Marshall on March 9 as part of the Engineering Forum. Find out more HERE and use our promo code to get 20% discount on all registration levels.
Launchspace space debris removal solution
Launchspace Technologies offers decades of relevant experience in all aspects of space flight systems, mission design and operations.
Launchspace Technologies already has discovered a new and cost effective approach to removing and controlling low Earth orbital (LEO) debris. This concept may well replace all other proposed remediation ideas.
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