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How Can We Fix The Space Junk Problem? A Net And A Harpoon, Say Aerospace Engineers 

May 15, 2017

Since man first ventured into the cosmos, space has been gradually filling up with space junk— remnants of old spacecraft, ejected pieces of equipment, parts of launch rockets and micro-fragments of glass and metal. This junk poses a real threat to our dependency on satellite services, but luckily Dr. Jason Forshaw, part of the RemoveDebris team, is launching one the world’s first missions to test space junk capturing technologies later this year. He explains what to expect.

 

 
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Aerospace

Advanced Aircraft Research Will Help America Keep Its Aerospace Edge

Steve Knight Congressman
June 24, 2016

Nations are neck and neck in the race for innovative aeronautics. Taking a page from history, the U.S. can't miss the opportunity to continue leading the aviation industry, writes Rep. Steve Knight, R-Calif.

 

In 1903, the Wright brothers captured the world’s imagination by flying the first successful airplane. Their flight placed America upon the summit of world aviation, a feat we celebrate to this day.

Unfortunately we didn’t remain there very long.
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Chris Fox: 3D Printing to Get to Mars

Chris Fox Manufacturing Net
December 18, 2014
On a recent trip to NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, the aerospace organization provided some insight to the inner-workings of spacecraft manufacturing. At the Marshall Space Flight Center, they specialize in what can best be described as, the guts of a rocket.
 
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