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Tackling Space Junk with a High-Tech Harpoon and Net
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January 12, 2018
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3:28Now PlayingSpace has a junk problem. Roughly 100 million pieces of debris larger than a millimeter -- ranging from defunct satellites to astronauts' gloves -- are orbiting the Earth. But the U.K.’s Surrey Space Centre is sending into space RemoveDebris, a device which will test what it hopes is a cost-effective solution for the removal of space junk. WSJ’s Dipti Kapadia reports. Photo: Surrey Space Centre
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