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Japan's Astroscale Aiming to Clean-up Space Junk
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June 6, 2024
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3:41Now PlayingSpace junk is posing a dangerous and expensive problem and has spawned a multi-billion dollar clean-up industry. Astroscale Holdings Inc., a Japanese space startup, is developing a spacecraft with robotic arms to deal with the growing problem of debris stuck in orbit by retrieving end-of-life satellites and broken parts from space. Adrian Wong reports on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade."
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