Science
Scientists invent a new way to track space junk during the day – New York Post
You might not see it when you gaze up at the night sky, but there’s a whole lot of junk orbiting Earth right now. Pieces of defunct satellites, discarded rocket stages, and other manmade debris cir…
You might not see it when you gaze up at the night sky, but theres a whole lot of junk orbiting Earth right now. Pieces of defunct satellites, discarded rocket stages, and other manmade debris circles our planet like a giant bubble of trash. Tracking the positions of these objects is necessary for the safety of working satellites as well as crewed missions and even the dangers they pose to the International Space Station.
As MIT Technology Review reports, a new technique to track this debris is…
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