Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Chinese scientists unveil plan to zap space junk with orbital lasers
The team has determined that it would be logistically feasible to launch stations like this. However, it’s not just a simple matter of building them — there are numerous questions to be answered. How many of these stations would you need, and where? Who builds them? And if China builds them, how does it reassure other countries that this is strictly for space junk rather than a weapon? This
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