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ESA Euronews: Space debris

ESA Euronews: Space debris

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Space debris has become a pressing issue, with objects in orbit flying out of control, posing a risk to satellites and to astronauts. We attended a meeting of space debris experts at ESA’s ESTEC technology base in the Netherlands to find out more about what can be done to deal with the problem.

This video is also available in the following languages:
German: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQAje74nQuI
French: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXcrMQ5WjFI
Italian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp26l0PnMzo
Spanish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7XXKHKlBPo
Portuguese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_NIAMWBofk
Greek: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4cl5p2kpKA
Hungarian: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N4bfQSHTbM

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15 responses to “ESA Euronews: Space debris”

  1. gal adato

    debirs

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  2. Marco Roepers

    So no debris removing solution will be impletented in the foreseeable future?

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  3. AJ Ghostar

    Why not just use the world's nukes and detonate it from the outside to push the debris into the atmosphere and sacrifice the satalites for new ones.

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  4. AJ Ghostar

    Basically push the debris from the outside towards the Earth using explosives but first get the big debris out the way like cleaning a car properly.

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  5. AJ Ghostar

    How much of this space debris is magnetic?

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  6. AJ Ghostar

    How much of this space debris can be melted to join together?

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  7. AJ Ghostar

    Seriously if I was a billionaire right now I would start doing more action to see what works than theories doubting them all.

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  8. S P I C Y Π O T A T O

    Beautiful! Looking forward to videos about biology-focused research!

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  9. Rudolf Graspointner

    My solution for space-junk 1) lazer-gun 2) spray water in orbits where there is a lot of junk. Water will not effect large items but slow down and de-orbit the little trash!

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  10. Michael Collins

    If we don't act we will be.. Well, grounded, maybe forever. And we can't let that happen.. Lads, share this video with others to gain more awareness of the situation

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  11. ixiwildflowerixi

    The solution to space junk is quite obviously a space junkyard. Just bury all that crap somewhere we cannot see it or dump it into an empty area above the atlantic or pacific oceans.

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  12. Lob Otimized

    Look at all that debris… No wonder aliens are coming and they're gonna give us a littering ticket. The one true PROOF of habitation.humanity at its finest…yay.

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  13. Lob Otimized

    Look at all that debris… No wonder aliens are coming and they're gonna give us a littering ticket. The one true PROOF of habitation.humanity at its finest…yay.

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  14. MrSaemichlaus

    2:01 didn't know Roger Federer did rocket science.

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  15. Elsa Innamorato

    It's all NASA's fault

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