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Preventing traffic accidents to the moon and back

Preventing traffic accidents to the moon and back
purdue.edu - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from purdue.edu Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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NASA hopes to clean up space junk; experts say the days of uncluttered night skies are over

NASA hopes to clean up space junk; experts say the days of uncluttered night skies are over
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Space debris: More storm clouds ahead in orbit, experts say

What to do about orbital debris is now a daily topic of conversation and concern within the space community. But is it all too little, too late?

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Purdue professor, her team identify aspects of space junk

Frueh and her teams discovered that even identical "upper stages" of spacecraft fragment for different reasons.

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One researcher says falling China rocket likely to disintegrate

Local scientists closely watching falling Chinese rocket A piece of a rocket launched in late April is expected to re-enter Earth s atmosphere sometime this weekend. Author: Allen Carter Updated: 12:49 AM EDT May 8, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS The thought of a rocket plummeting toward earth is pretty scary for most people. But not Dr. Carolin Frueh. Frueh studies space debris at Purdue University and says she’s a little excited by the course of events involving a Chinese space rocket. A piece of a rocket launched by China in late April is expected to re-enter Earth s atmosphere sometime late Saturday or early Sunday, according to experts and officials.

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