Laser System for Space Debris Defense
Sector: Aerospace & Defense • Location: Morgantown, West Virginia, United States
Source: WVU Today - West Virginia University
West Virginia University is developing a laser system aimed at defending space assets from debris in Earth's orbit. The project involves creating a network of space-based lasers that can work together to nudge debris off collision courses with satellites and other space assets. The research is supported by NASA and focuses on developing algorithms for the laser system.
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Description | West Virginia University is developing a laser system aimed at defending space assets from debris in Earth's orbit. The project involves creating a network of space-based lasers that can work together to nudge debris off collision courses with satellites and other space assets. The research is supported by NASA and focuses on developing algorithms for the laser system. |
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