Space debris removal method 2021

 Man-Made object into the Space:

                     Until 1949,  Astronomers, Researchers, Observers study about Space only by using Telescopes. And they were invented many different telescopes to observer Stars, Comets and many space objects. As science and technology improves we invented new things to this Man-kind. By the way we discovered many machineries, equipment's in the field of space science. And this paved the way to enter into space. So in the year 1950,  the "Bumper-WAC" became the first human-made object to enter space as it climbed to an altitude of 393 kilometers (244 miles) with V-2 rocket by German researchers.

Orbits the Earth:

                    We started using the outer space to make surveillance, research, as a result we started to launch many Satellites, which provide information about clouds, oceans, land and ice. They also measure gases in the atmosphere, such as ozone and carbon dioxide, and the amount of energy that Earth absorbs and emits. And satellites monitor wildfires, volcanoes and their smoke, etc. This seems good but the trouble begins when whole countries launch their individual objects into space for their research, surveillance the space would looks like trash. And this is difficult to clean up, because in space, these objects would may crash with each others, if it happens the whole thing is messed in space.

From the Reports:

                       According to the report released in January 2019, by the European Space Agency (ESA), 

around 8950 satellites launched into space, 5000 satellites were still orbiting the Earth, 1950 operational satellites, 500 collisions, break-ups and explosions(creating further fragmentation and debris), 34000 objects were in the size less than 10cm, 900000 objects were in the size of 1cm tp 10 cm and 130 million objects were less than size of 1cm. 

Clean up the Space:

                     To clean Space debris, no one countries have take the responsibility, he problem of managing space debris is both an international challenge and an opportunity to preserve the space environment for future space exploration missions.

Image: astroscale.com

But now a Japanese company called "Astroscale" an orbital debris removal company, saying that they have created a new technology to clean up the space junks with magnets, and the demonstration mission to test this new technology developed by Astroscale, was postponed on Saturday. The Japanese company had planned the launch of its spacecraft ELSA-d on a Soyuz-2.1a rocket. 

"Here is the demonstration video of this new mission:" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCWxdK7l0hI

     

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