Controlling orbital debris - The role of the U.S. Congress

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Oct 1993

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Conference Paper, IAF Paper 93-762

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Space Debris, Earth Orbital Environments, Geosynchronous Orbits, Attenuation, Reduction, International Cooperation

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The need for concerted international attention to the dangers of orbital debris is generally agreed on. Reduction or elimination of the production of orbital debris is necessary in order to safely operate spacecraft in geosynchronous and low earth orbits. The role that the U.S. Congress could play in the U.S. approach to reduction of orbital debris is examined. The challenge posed by crafting an international solution and ways in which Congress could assist are discussed.

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