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WEBHumanity’s journey to explore space is threatened by the very debris we’ve left behind. The ClearSpace-1 mission will remove debris and reduce the risk of collision and make …
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ESA partners with startup to launch first debris removal
WEBThe European Space Agency (ESA) announced plans to launch a space debris removal mission in 2025 with the help of a Swiss start-up called ClearSpace. The mission, …
ESA purchases world-first debris removal mission from start-up
WEBESA has signed an €86 million contract with an industrial team led by Swiss start-up ClearSpace SA to purchase a unique service: the first removal of an item of space …
ESA - ESA commissions world’s first space debris removal
WEBClearSpace-1 will be the first space mission to remove an item of debris from orbit, planned for launch in 2025. The mission is being procured as a service contract with a startup-led …
ClearSpace-1: Earth’s First Space Debris Removal Mission
WEBESA has signed an €86 million contract with an industrial team led by Swiss start-up ClearSpace SA to purchase a unique service: the first removal of an item of space …
Swiss startup ClearSpace wins ESA contract to deorbit Vega …
WEBWASHINGTON — The European Space Agency signed a debris-removal contract with Swiss startup ClearSpace tasking the company with deorbiting a substantial piece of a …
ESA signs contract for first space debris removal mission
WEBJOHANNESBURG — The European Space Agency (ESA) has finalized an 86 million euro ($104 million) contract with Swiss start-up ClearSpace SA to complete the world’s first …
ClearSpace SA signs service contract with ESA to carry out the …
WEBSwiss start-up ClearSpace SA has signed a service contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) worth 86.2 million euros to remove orbital debris. This mission, named …
Space junk cleanup mission to launch in 2026 aboard …
WEBSwiss startup ClearSpace plans to launch an "active debris removal mission" to take out a piece of space junk no earlier than the first half of 2026. That mission, known as …
ClearSpace raises $29 million ahead of first debris removal mission
WEBTAMPA, Fla. — Swiss startup ClearSpace said Jan. 19 it has raised about $29 million to support its first space debris removal mission in 2026. Europe-focused early-stage …
ESA purchases world-first debris removal mission from start-up
WEBESA has signed an €86 million contract with an industrial team led by Swiss start-up ClearSpace SA to purchase a unique service: the first removal of an item of space …
Swiss startup edges closer to first-ever space debris collection
WEBThe first active removal of space debris has moved closer to lift-off after a new deal was inked on the landmark mission. Swiss startup ClearSpace and French rocket giant …
ClearSpace raises EUR 26 million to clean up Earth's orbit
WEBThe funding allows the Swiss–based leader in in–orbit servicing and active space debris removal to accelerate the movement toward the sustainable use of space. ClearSpace …
Space Debris: World's First Space-Cleaning Contract Awarded
WEBSwiss startup ClearSpace has been awarded the world’s first contract to remove space debris – such as defunct satellites and abandoned rocket stages – from the planet’s …
Clearspace-1 Space Junk Removal Mission Explained - MSN
WEBIn 2020, the European Space Agency signed a contract with Swiss start-up ClearSpace SA to "purchase a unique service: the first-ever removal of an item of space debris from …
ClearSpace SA - startup.ch
WEBClearSpace is today executing on 3 in orbit servicing and debris removal missions with European Space Agency and the UK space Agency.
ESA - ESA commissions world’s first space debris removal
WEBClearSpace-1 will be the first space mission to remove an item of debris from orbit, planned for launch in 2025. The mission is being procured as a service contract with a start-up …
ESA Commissions Swiss Startup For World's First Space Debris …
WEBIn 2025, a Swiss startup will attempt to remove part of the the ESA-owned Vega rocket currently in orbit. It will be the first ever mission to remove space debris.
ESA - Call for Media: ESA and ClearSpace SA ... - European …
WEBESA is signing an €86 million contract with an industrial team led by the Swiss start-up ClearSpace SA to purchase a unique service: the first removal of an item of space …
Swiss startup to clear space of orbiting debris - YouTube
WEBThe European Space Agency has signed a deal to clean up space junk. Some 3000 defunct satellites, and one million pieces of debris continually orbit the Eart...
Major changes approved for ClearSpace-1 mission - SpaceNews
WEBSwiss startup ClearSpace will oversee rendezvous and proximity operations, capture of the mission’s new debris target, ESA’s Project for On-Board Autonomy-1 (Proba-1) satellite …
Swiss Startup Promises Space Junk Cleanup Test Mission In …
WEBIn 2025, a consortium led by Swiss startup ClearSpace plans to clear a single piece of space junk: a rocket upper stage left behind from a Vega launch back in 2013.
Getting up close and personal with space junk - The Verge
WEBImage: Astroscale. We’re getting a close look at some of the space junk that’s floating in space thanks to Tokyo-based company Astroscale Japan. New images taken from a …
ESA purchases world-first debris removal mission from start-up
WEBESA has signed an €86 million contract with an industrial team led by Swiss start-up ClearSpace SA to purchase a unique service: the first removal of an item of space …
As alpine glaciers melt, the corpses of long-lost climbers are …
WEBAs alpine glaciers melt, the corpses of long-lost climbers are being discovered in the ice. by Jack Dolan, Los Angeles Times. Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain. In late June, as a …
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