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LEO space population as a function of object size

Id: 41

Published: 08/21/2023

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This video provides a comparison of what is currently being publicly tracked, versus what we believe exists in space as a function of object size. There are many hundreds of thousands of objects in space today that are large enough to be mission-terminating in the event of a collision, but which we cannot track today. These untrackable objects highlight significant gaps in current monitoring capabilities, underscoring the need for advanced detection technologies to enhance space safety.

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