The pilot edition of ESA Academy’s Clean Space Training Course has been successfully completed! Hosted at ESA Academy’s Training and Learning Facility, ESA-ESEC, Belgium, from 11 – 14 February 2020, this new course was a collaboration between ESA’s Education and Clean Space Offices. The goal was to offer future engineers’ valuable insight into approaches for considering the environmental impact of the entire life cycle of a space mission; and how to design satellites in a more environmentally friendly manner. In attendance were university students from 10 different ESA Member States, who enjoyed lectures delivered by ESA specialists, and an expert from the European Commission.
Students exploring environmental impact of spacecraft
Space Debris by the numbers
Clean Space in Videos
Clean Space infographics
Discussion: 2 comments
Is there any kind of global “counter” tracking the growing number of tracked objects of various sizes?
Are any of the modern Analytics platforms pointing at the data for average citizens to visualize the rate of change of the problem at various orbital heights?
Yes you can find it using the debris software DRAMA (debris risk assesment and mitigation software ) u can can install that and keep working