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Growing space debris crisis drives international race to develop and deploy removal technologies.
Astroscale taps Isar Aerospace to launch its active debris removal mission.
Astroscale taps Isar Aerospace to launch debris-removal mission targeting real non-cooperative upper stage in 2027.
Japanese laser startup funded to develop debris removal and fusion technology using ablation methods.
KMI Space advances bio-inspired orbital debris capture tech with 170+ ISS test operations completed.
Katalyst Space's Swift reboost platform expands into satellite servicing, enabling rendezvous and on-orbit maintenance operations.
Indian satellite servicing startup InspeCity secures βΉ100 crore funding for orbital maintenance tech.
French startup ArcSpace raises β¬2M+ for in-orbit satellite servicing and repair operations.
OrbitAID targets 2027 LEO demo of full satellite life-extension RPO sequence before moving to GEO.
Videalert MEV platform gains certification, accelerating commercial in-orbit satellite servicing.
US military backs deorbit-as-a-service designs; three companies awarded $8.4M for satellite end-of-life solutions.
U.S. defense taps three firms to develop commercial satellite deorbit services for unprepared spacecraft.
Pentagon funds deorbit-as-a-service to remove legacy satellites lacking end-of-life design.
Pentagon expands deorbiting contracts to tackle aging satellite disposal and orbital debris risk.
ISRO develops ADR precursors amid constellation-driven collision risks and orbital crowding.
Firefly Aerospace wins DoD contract to design Elytra deorbit system for controlled satellite removal.
ISRO outlines plans to tackle space debris and satellite congestion in Earth orbit.
Indian startups innovate cost-effective space debris solutions, expanding global mitigation capacity.
LEO debris count hits 30,000; cleanup becomes aerospace frontier.
Space debris removal emerges as a high-stakes commercial frontier amid rising collision risks.