Britain's $81 million plan to clean up space

Britain’s $81 million plan to clean up space

The UK Space Agency has selected aerospace company ClearSpace UK to develop a spacecraft specifically designed to remove dead satellites from orbit. The contract is valued at approximately $81 million.

The project is part of Britain’s Active Debris Removal mission, known as UK ADR. The spacecraft is targeted for launch in 2029 from SaxaVord Spaceport in Scotland’s Shetland Islands.

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A new business is born: junk dealers in space.

Strange what they have got money for and for what not!

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