Titlebook: Space Safety is No Accident; The 7th IAASS Confer Tommaso Sgobba,Isabelle Rongier Conference proceedings 2015 Springer International Publis

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Unconventional Methods for Space Debris Removal many others have been taken up by space research organizations of different countries. But a good number of methods still suffer from technical and or financial imperfections. Space debris is a problem that hasn’t yet been contemplated by many countries. The Kessler Syndrome makes the situation eve

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De-Orbit Strategies With Low-Thrust Propulsionrticular for the Low Earth Orbits (LEO), whose population is increasing. But after 2020, it will be mandatory to foresee a controlled re-entry, except if it is actually unfeasible. Currently, only few spacecraft, like the ATV (Automatic Transfer Vehicle), is able to perform such de-orbit manoeuvres

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Benefits of Adopting a Spacecraft Decommissioning Device to Implement Orbital Access Sustainabilityopment of space activities will only be possible if space users will implement technologies and practices suitable to avoid the accumulation of objects in orbit. Until then, objects will accumulate as long as the rate of launches is higher than the rate at which objects are removed by natural forces

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Space Safety is no Accident how the Aerospace Corporation Promotes Space Safetyer spotlights safety insights gleaned by Aerospace from past space mishaps. It also explains how Aerospace conducts cross-program analysis, extracts lessons, codifies best practices, and shares its broad knowledge base across the space community.