Product Name: Center for Orbital and Reentry Debris Studies
Manufacturer Name: Aerospace
Product Description: aerospace.org /satellites-and-orbits Satellites and Orbits | The Aerospace Corporation 3-4 minutes Page 1 Center for Orbital and Reentry Debris Studies CORDS was established in 1997 to focus the corporation’s research and technology applications in the areas of space debris, collision avoidance, and reentry breakup and to provide a single point-of-contact for organizations seeking to take advantage of Aerospace’s more than 50 years of experience in these and related technical areas. Space Debris and Space Traffic Management Decades of space travel have resulted in a large amount of space debris that can be harmful to today’s satellites. Aerospace is addressing the issue of space debris and space traffic management by developing tools for analyzing potential collisions, studying reentry breakups, and modeling debris objects in space. THE NFL Inspires a Satellite Docking Tool To teach satellites to interact and dock in space, an Aerospace team found a possible solution on Sunday Night Football. Propelling the Field of Small Sats Forward Aerospace is tackling the challenge of small satellite propulsion with a novel idea for a Hydrogen Peroxide Vapor Thruster. Going Into Action With Aerocube-10 The AeroCube-10 dual CubeSat mission is packed with Aerospace-designed space experiments and technology
Country: United States
Status: Published
Main Category: Product Directory | Scaning / CBRN / Detection Technologies
Sub-Categories: TACTICAL TOOLS (LAND) | SATELLITES AND SPACE TEHCNOLOGIES (AERO) | COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (LAND) | LAND DEFENCE PRODUCTS
