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I can give you an example. Space Tug | Skyrora This small device has already been tested in recent trials in Scotland. It is curious that many space debris removal devices have a fundamentally different concept. From sails and cable systems to extravagant ideas like recycling garbage into fuel...

Roskosmos was developing a nuclear space tug. And it seems like many were against it. But this is about government space agencies. And in private space companies, the development of space tugs is in full swing. Of course, these tugs are smaller and have to fulfil slightly different tasks. But...

It's more about the publicity of a person. There are many public figures. And they also have to hire people for various routine jobs. There are not a million hours in a day.

At the moment, Bridenstein's deputy is acting as head of NASA. Steve Yurchik. Interestingly, he decided to manage the processes without leaving his own home. Although this may be a necessary measure. Sufficiently qualified women to be the next leader. It's strange to me that gender is emphasized...

NASA chief Jim Bridenstine stepped down a few days ago. For the first time in NASA history, a woman can be a leader. How much can this change existing projects? Will the Artemis mission be postponed? What to expect from these changes?

As far as I know, no one has yet abandoned the treaty on outer space. Nevertheless, such equipment is being developed in completely different countries. Japan, Britain, USA, New Zealand ... the list goes on. Of course, the development is being carried out by private companies, not national space...

A lot of things are being launched into space now. Soon it will be necessary to do general cleaning in orbit. Are there any special means for this? Or will we continue to hope that the disabled satellites will burn up in the upper atmosphere? There is much debris that can harm new missions.

Ha! More and more dreamers are reaching their goals. Such news makes you believe that anything is possible if you try hard enough. A self-taught engineer company today launched 1 microsatellite in New Zealand. Now the small satellite market is on the rise. There are a lot of new companies all...