Astroscale is trying to get spacecraft manufacturers to share materials and reentry trajectory data with researchers.
Credit: Astroscale
Astroscale has launched an initiative to gather data on spacecraft materials to help researchers better model the likely effects of satellites reentering and burning up in the atmosphere. The Atmospheric Impact of Reentered Spacecraft (AIRS) initiative was developed by Astroscale of Japan and...
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