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UK Launches Bid to Build Spaceship to Clean up Space Junk

  • The UK has launched a £75.6 million bid to build a spaceship aimed at clearing space debris, according to the UK Space Agency.
  • The planned Active Debris Removal mission will use advanced technology to capture and de-orbit two non-functioning UK-licensed satellites from low Earth orbit to protect vital space infrastructure and services.
  • Minister for Space Sir Chris Bryant described the initiative as delivering innovation, sustainability, and economic opportunity through investment in future technologies.
  • Experts like Dr. Paul Bate and Jennifer Jordan-Saifi commended the mission as a critical step towards a sustainable orbital environment and effective space governance.
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UK launches bid to build spaceship to clean up space junk

The spacecraft would guide the defunct satellites into Earth’s atmosphere, where they will burn up.

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caithness-business.co.uk broke the news in on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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