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That space is really cold if you have summer cloths in space your going to freeze.

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space is super big

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Does space ever end? will we ever finish studying it?

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space has a lot of planets

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do aliens actually live on space?

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that space is where the plants are

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So to be an astronaut is challenging because you need to be really brave because your launching up into space. You also need to not play around going in space is for study, even if its so tempting don't do it. Oh and you also do the study quickly  because the planets don't have an atmosphere so you could run out of air in your suit.

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Space as no air and it is really big

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In space thair is no gavite

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What happens when you fall into space

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why is space so bright cause space is dark

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there is no air in space

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Because if you fall into space you'll never be seen again

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Did you know there no gravity i space.

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space is big.

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If the black hole traps a planet the planet can get out.

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is there other things living on other planet.

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are aliens actually real?

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because there many trials to see if your worthy to be a astrnout

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not running out of air.

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dose mars have a pink sky

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that Pluto was a planet now it's a star.

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where do astronauts go

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what if a piece of the earth came of

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it is a risk you could die at launch

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10 AMAZING SPACE ROCKET Launch Videos! [4K]

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are aliens real

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Will our univers end?

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How are planets made

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i think be aston

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In space there is no gravity AT ALL!

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space is a really big place in the whole world .there is a lot of plants in space.

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Why is the sun so big.

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pepole who go to space weres a diper.

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do aliens live in earth

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space is cold

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Because there is no air

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Space has 8 planit.

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what happend if you sleep in space

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there are eight planets in the solar system.
and aliens are just something that dose not come from earth.

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how was space made

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are aliens real

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Do all the astronauts that visit space see aliens

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Space is verry big.

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Watch: SpaceX rocket ship lifts off with 2 Astronauts

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Space has no gravity and also no air!!!!, I remember about space is that uranus has 27 moons

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is aliens real?

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Is thair a way to get out of space.

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There are eight planets.

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If you go to space you need a special
outfit

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how was it made

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theirs no air

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there is 8 planies.

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do pepole live on earth?

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it,s a challengeing because it has no air and it is hard to eat.

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because a astronaut can be lost in space

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how big is space?

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is there any alions at all?

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there is not a lot of air

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Interesting Facts About Space | Amazing Facts | Space Facts

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How was space made ?

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do aliens live in space is my questgen?

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the rings on planets are made from rocks minerals and ice

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i know that pluto used to be a planet.

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space is soooo big

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what happend if u get sucked into a black hole

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unexplored galicses

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there is no air you could die.

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(Image credit: Astroscale)

A satellite designed to test technologies that could one day help clean up Earth orbit has been busy the past few days zooming in on a simulated piece of debris using its onboard sensors. The experiment, by Japanese company Astroscale, however, stopped short of catching the target as engineers detected "anomalous spacecraft conditions."

Astroscale, which plans to provide space cleanup services commercially as early as 2024, said in a statementthat the demonstration, part of the End-of-Life Services by Astroscale-demonstration (ELSA-d) mission, was a success despite the last-minute hitch.

"ELSA-d was never going to be easy, even under ideal circumstances, but our global team has overcome numerous challenges and had tremendous successes, which will accelerate the already rapid growth of the on-orbit servicing market," Nobu Okada, founder and CEO of Astroscale, said in the statement.

During the seven-hour orbital maneuver, the 386-pound (175 kilograms) "servicer" spacecraft, orbiting 340 miles (550 kilometers) above , was guided by ground control teams to within 520 feet (159 meters) from the 37-pound (17 kg) "client" satellite. The chaser then switched from what engineers call absolute navigation (relying on ground control and sensors) to relative navigation mode, in which it moves completely autonomously, relying on its onboard systems.
Space debris: More storm clouds ahead in orbit, experts say
"The journey to reunite the servicer and client allowed us to prove even more key technologies and operational capabilities required for commercial end-of-life debris removal services," Seita Iizuka, ELSA-d project manager at Astroscale, said in the statement. "Proving these capabilities gives us, and our partners, greater confidence in our debris removal service developments."

The handover between the absolute and relative navigation systems and the subsequent autonomous tracking and approach to the target were the greatest success of the demonstration, Astroscale said in the statement.

The chaser was expected to eventually capture the client using a magnetic system fitted on both spacecraft. The operation, however, was eventually aborted. The two spacecraft were then separated for safety reasons and are now 1,000 miles (1,700 km) apart. Over the coming weeks, the ground control teams will investigate the issues that prevented the capture, before deciding on next moves.

"The team is analyzing the potential for a safe and viable magnetic recapture of the client," Astroscale told Space.com in an email. "We cannot confirm a timeframe at this stage and will make another statement whether we do or do not proceed with the recapture."

ELSA-d, the first experiment of its kind, launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan in March 2021. The two spacecraft traveled to space together as a stack attached via the magnetic docking system. They were separated during an earlier test in August 2021.

The subsequent demonstration campaign has been plagued by setbacks. A previous autonomous approach attempt was halted in January due to "technical anomalies," which involved a failure of four of the chaser spacecraft's eight thrusters. The issue hasn't been solved since, meaning all subsequent maneuvers including the latest approach had to be performed with only half of the propulsion units available.

"This restricted the ability of the servicer to perform detailed rendezvous maneuvers with the client as originally planned," Astroscale said in the statement.

Despite the setbacks, Astroscale hopes to be on track to start cleaning up space junk commercially within the next couple of years. Last year, the company signed a contract with megaconstellation operator OneWeb to work together on advancing debris-removal technology. Astroscale envisions a service that could deorbit multiple spacecraft, one by one, in a single mission, helping to maintain a sustainable and safe orbital environment. The satellites, however, would have to be fitted with magnetic docking plates before launch, to allow a chaser spacecraft to catch them later.

Megaconstellations, such as OneWeb's, but especially SpaceX's Starlink, worry many space safety experts. With the speedily increasing number of satellites in orbit, the risk of orbital collisions is getting higher and higher. Defunct satellites that are no longer controlled present the greatest danger. Removing them right after the end of their mission would help maintain order in the near-Earth environment.

Experts worry that the situation, if left unchecked, might lead to the so-called Kessler Syndrome, an unstoppable cascade of collisions predicted in the late 1970s by NASA physicist Donald Kessler.

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Astroscale space junk removal satellite nearly catches target in orbital test

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(Image credit: Astroscale) A satellite designed to test technologies that could one day help clean up Earth orbit has been busy the past few days zooming in on a simulated piece of debris using its onboard sensors. The experiment, by Japanese company Astroscale, however, stopped short of catching the target as engineers detected "anomalous spacecraft conditions."

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There is a lot to prepare

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I think it is a callenge because you have to leve earth and go to space

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who was the first person to see a alien

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The sun is hotter than lova

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i wounder if flowers and plants grow in space

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you have to study a lot and train to go to space.

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space has a lot of planits

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becoas you can float and that would be anoying.

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What happened if you don't have rocket when your in space

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Ploto is the smallest planet

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there is no air in space

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are good aleins real

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no air

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i've been wondering if aileans are real.

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because a astronaut can get lost

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you can get sucked in a spotlight

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looking for a planet

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you have to go to school to be a anstrnot and learn

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i think its hard because its way to hard to eat

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where do astronauts go

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so meny space brgers!!!

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Beacuse you need to where a astronant suit and you have gravdey

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Addison M.

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is thair gona be a new planet

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the sun is a hot star mercary is hot to venes is the brightest planet earth is home mars is the red one jupiters most wide saturns got those icy ring uranes spins on its side neptunes really windy and plutos really small

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astrnots spliy of food

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space has a lot of planits

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You have to be brave

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becuase they are hot in there suit

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The Universe is 13.7 billion years old. ...

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because you can get cold in space

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i know that if you ever touched the sun you would bearn

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the sun is hotter then lava