Japan to launch satellite to study space debris in February

The Japanese company Astroscale Japan will launch the first satellite designed to study space debris, and the mission itself can pave the way for the organization of commercial debris removal from Earth orbit, Azernews reports, citing the project's website. The ADRAS-J spacecraft will be launched from the private Rocket Lab spaceport located on the Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand on February 19. More

(Source: AzerNews - Feb 10)