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Airbus Detumbler for Dead Satellites

Airbus 'Detumbler' Aims to Keep Dead Satellites Tumbling in the Earth's Orbit—How It Works

The Earth's orbit is notorious for its trash, but Airbus' tech aims to make it safer. Airbus' latest venture is fighting against the uncontrollable problem of tumbling dead satellites left behind in the Earth's orbit with the so-called 'Detumbler,' looking to keep these in place.

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