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Earth satellites may soon need their own traffic control system to stop collisions – BBC Science Focus Magazine
Astrophysicist Dr Alastair Gunn explains why changes may be needed to stop satellites colliding in space.

Ever wondered if anyone controls where satellites are launched into space? The answer to this: yes!! Since 1976, the regulatory body for objects sent into space is the United Nations. Responsibility for the maintenance of a register of objects and that…
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