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II. SPACE DEBRIS MITIGATION

STEPS TAKEN BY SPACE AGENCIES FOR REDUCING THE GROWTH OR DAMAGE POTENTIAL OF SPACE DEBRIS

So I'm going to suggest that less stuff and less space are going to equal a smaller footprint.

More people, smaller spaces, less stuff.

Compacts the current database project, so it will take less space and work faster.

The technology programme should reduce the cost and development time of space missions for scientific and commercial applications.

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Measures to mitigate technogenic space pollution

35. Notes that space technology could play a central role in disaster reduction

This change will make it possible to reduce transfer orbit pollution by the separable modules and will decrease the probability of their exploding as a result of the long term effects of space conditions.

The reduction related mainly to air transportation costs.

However, it has always been the Tribunal's position that should additional tenants be found, it could occupy less office space.

Following this guideline reduces the growth of mass in the most frequently used regions of space and reduces the potential for having on orbit collisions become a significant source of debris.

Also, the United States Space Command, in its regulation 57.2, entitled quot Minimization and mitigation of space debris quot , required the assessment of the impact of design and operations measures to minimize and mitigate debris on military space systems.

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The NASDA Debris Mitigation Standard and the draft Space Debris Mitigation Handbook of the European Space Agency (ESA) also strongly recommend upper stage passivation measures.

In order to promote the use of space technology for disaster management and risk reduction in developing countries and in countries with economies in transition, the Office for Outer Space Affairs, within the framework of the United Nations Programme on Space Applications, organized five regional workshops on the use of space technology for disaster management.

Minimization of debris released during normal operations of spacecraft and space objects

12Space Debris Mitigation Standard (in Japanese), NASDA STD 18, 28 March 1996.

Mitigation comprises reduction of the space debris population growth and protection against particulate impact.

Moving United Nations offices currently in rented commercial space into the new building might reduce future rental costs.

The view was expressed that the use of nuclear power sources in outer space should be diminished and focused on the use of space for civil applications, thus contributing to human security, prosperity and development, in particular in the fields of health, protection of the environment and disaster mitigation on Earth.

A AC.105 620 Steps taken by space agencies for reducing the growth or damage potential of space debris

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NASDA Space Debris Mitigation Standards requests mitigation measures to limit the orbital debris generated during launch, on orbit operation, and after the mission of space objects.

Specifically with regard to space technology, the final documents recognized the contribution of space technology to risk reduction over the past 10 years and also recognized the need to promote the use, application and affordability of recent information , communication and space based technologies and related services, as well as Earth observation, to support disaster risk reduction.

(a) The prevention and reduction of space debris resulting from the launch of carrier rockets

The global system of control, monitoring and reduction of technogenic pollution of circumterrestrial space in the interests of ensuring the safety of space flights

This animal gets rid of them because they take up too much space.

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Some delegations expressed the view that the lack of a definition or delimitation of outer space would bring about legal uncertainty concerning the applicability of space law and air law and that matters concerning state sovereignty and the boundary between air and outer space needed to be clarified in order to reduce the possibility of disputes among States.

(2) To provide a full information service relating to the design and finalization stages of space technology development with a view to protection of operational objects from collisions with space debris and mitigation of the pollution of circumterrestrial space in the course of its utilization.

Measures for the reduction of space debris growth include methods for debris prevention and removal.

Based on the above generated information, action programmes (both prevention and mitigation) on space debris and its related aspects could be developed.

The unencumbered balance is attributable to the lower number of military personnel, the higher percentage of civilian staff on appointments of limited duration and lower actual requirements under premises accommodation, air operations, communications and other equipment, miscellaneous supplies and air and surface freight.

The World Conference on Disaster Reduction, held in Kobe Hyogo, Japan, from 18 to 22 January 2005, recognized the contribution of space technology to disaster reduction and emphasized the need to routinely incorporate space based services into support risk reduction.

As the Chairman of the Fourth Committee had already noted, COPUOS had contributed to the cost saving efforts of the Organization by pioneering the use of unedited verbatim transcripts as the records of its meetings.

A. The role of the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction

Specifically with regard to space technology, in the final documents the group recognized the contribution of space technology to risk reduction during the last 10 years and recognized the need to promote the use, application and affordability of recent information, communication and space based technologies and related services, as well as Earth observations, to support disaster risk reduction.

Astronautical congress which includes symposia on space and natural disaster reduction, Earth observations, microgravity sciences and processes, satellite communications, space and education, space exploration, space power, space propulsion, space station, space systems and space transportation sponsorship of conferences, workshops and regional events.

With regard to the issue of collision with space debris and practices adopted to minimize the creation of space debris the following steps have been taken.

Steps taken by space agencies for reducing the growth or damage potential of space debris (A AC.105 620, 21 November 1995)

Steps taken by space agencies for reducing the growth or damage potential of space debris (A AC.105 663, 13 December 1996)