BETs

BETs at IAC 2011

Bets project highlighted at IAC 2011 Cape Town

The BETs project was highlighted at the 62nd edition of the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) at Cape Town from October 3rd to 7th. The BETs coordinator, Prof. Juán Ramón SanSee the rest of the post»

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UARS crashed today

UARS probably crashed safely on the Pacific Ocean

NASA's abandoned 6-ton UARS Satellite probably crashed in the northern Pacific Ocean, NASA saSee the rest of the post»

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Falling NASA Satellite

Coverage of UARS Spacecraft\'s crash

Finally, the NASA spacecraft named UARS (Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite) will crash out of control tomorrow, with a little risk of debris impact in populated areas, though the predictions are See the rest of the post»

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Space Debris photo collection

Among others, a motor casing landing in Saudi Arabia ...

Space.com page regaled us with a new collection of photos and pictures about Space Debris and its consequences, showing up the real threat of the excess of waste generated during most SpacSee the rest of the post»

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The growing rate of satellites in orbit

A new press release warns about the growing rate of satellites in orbit expected for the next decade. As the Euroconsult  survey conclude, more than 1000 satellites will be commissioned in orbSee the rest of the post»

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