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  1. #BreakingDefense:
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    China dumping more rocket bodies in space, endangering low Earth orbit satellites: Report
    "
    "Three Chinese rocket bodies have exploded over the last four years, creating dangerous debris that "will linger for decades to centuries, potentially colliding with other space objects," LeoLabs study author Darren McKnight told ..."

    breakingdefense.com/2026/06/ch

    25.6.2026

    #China #Debris #LeoLabs #Rakete #rocketry #Raumfahrt #SpaceJunk #SpaceFlight #Weltraummüll #Weltraumschrott

  2. #BreakingDefense:
    "
    China dumping more rocket bodies in space, endangering low Earth orbit satellites: Report
    "
    "Three Chinese rocket bodies have exploded over the last four years, creating dangerous debris that "will linger for decades to centuries, potentially colliding with other space objects," LeoLabs study author Darren McKnight told ..."

    breakingdefense.com/2026/06/ch

    25.6.2026

    #China #Debris #LeoLabs #Rakete #rocketry #Raumfahrt #SpaceJunk #SpaceFlight #Weltraummüll #Weltraumschrott

  3. #SpaceNews:
    "
    Chinese spaceplane releases object into orbit, according to commercial space surveillance
    "
    ".. Long March 2F rocket launched the orbital spaceplane into low Earth orbit from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert Feb. 7 local time. The spacecraft then raised its orbit to a roughly circular 593-kilometer altitude. .."

    spacenews.com/chinese-spacepla

    22.6.2026

    #China #LeoLabs #Raumfahrt #Raumgleiter #Shenlong #SpaceFlight #Spaceplane

  4. #SpaceNews:
    "
    Chinese spaceplane releases object into orbit, according to commercial space surveillance
    "
    ".. Long March 2F rocket launched the orbital spaceplane into low Earth orbit from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert Feb. 7 local time. The spacecraft then raised its orbit to a roughly circular 593-kilometer altitude. .."

    spacenews.com/chinese-spacepla

    22.6.2026

    #China #LeoLabs #Raumfahrt #Raumgleiter #Shenlong #SpaceFlight #Spaceplane

  5. #LeoLabs said it was likely the number of #debris pieces exceeds 900, making the event one of the largest ever. The debris 🗑️ cloud, created at roughly 800 kilometres in altitude, will last several years. Over 1,100 satellites 🛰️ and other objects in space are at risk of colliding 💥 with the #Chinese 🇨🇳 debris reuters.com/technology/space/c

    #SpaceDebris

  6. #LeoLabs said it was likely the number of #debris pieces exceeds 900, making the event one of the largest ever. The debris 🗑️ cloud, created at roughly 800 kilometres in altitude, will last several years. Over 1,100 satellites 🛰️ and other objects in space are at risk of colliding 💥 with the #Chinese 🇨🇳 debris reuters.com/technology/space/c

    #SpaceDebris

  7. Update from LeoLabs on the the break-up of the defunct Russian satellite Resurs P1 -

    "We are now tracking at least 180 fragments resulting from this event.

    We expect this number to increase in the coming days. We are actively analyzing the debris cloud to characterize it, identify a potential cause, and estimate the impact."


    3/n

  8. Update from LeoLabs on the the break-up of the defunct Russian satellite Resurs P1 -

    "We are now tracking at least 180 fragments resulting from this event.

    We expect this number to increase in the coming days. We are actively analyzing the debris cloud to characterize it, identify a potential cause, and estimate the impact."

    #SpaceDebris #LeoLabs
    3/n

  9. LeoLabs lands new capital to help the US keep track of space junk and adversarial satellite launches

    The number of objects in space has risen dramatically over the past 30 years, and much of that is due to commercial companies unlocking new business cases and discovering cheaper ways to get to space.

    techcrunch.com/2024/02/12/leol

  10. LeoLabs lands new capital to help the US keep track of space junk and adversarial satellite launches

    The number of objects in space has risen dramatically over the past 30 years, and much of that is due to commercial companies unlocking new business cases and discovering cheaper ways to get to space.

    techcrunch.com/2024/02/12/leol #Space #LeoLabs

  11. According to the #LeoLabs thread twitter.com/LeoLabs_Space/stat a #satellite recently launched out of China and a defunct Soviet-era satellite from 1984 passed each other in some 30 meters (!) distance in #LEO yesterday.

  12. According to the #LeoLabs thread twitter.com/LeoLabs_Space/stat a #satellite recently launched out of China and a defunct Soviet-era satellite from 1984 passed each other in some 30 meters (!) distance in #LEO yesterday.

  13. LeoLabs raises $65M Series B for its satellite monitoring and collision detection service - Low Earth orbit is full of stuff: not only bits of debris and junk, but also satel... - feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcr #orbitaldebris #spacedebris #aerospace #startups #leolabs #space #radar #tc