Over the last 50 years, space beyond Earth's atmosphere has accumulated a large amount of space junk ranging from old satellites to small debris particles. The estimated number of objects has risen 50% in the last five years, increasing risks to active satellites and space vehicles. International agreements have been reached to limit future space junk, and scientists have proposed ideas like laser beams and giant nets to help clean up existing debris.
Over the last 50 years, space beyond Earth's atmosphere has accumulated a large amount of space junk ranging from old satellites to small debris particles. The estimated number of objects has risen 50% in the last five years, increasing risks to active satellites and space vehicles. International agreements have been reached to limit future space junk, and scientists have proposed ideas like laser beams and giant nets to help clean up existing debris.
Over the last 50 years, space beyond Earth's atmosphere has accumulated a large amount of space junk ranging from old satellites to small debris particles. The estimated number of objects has risen 50% in the last five years, increasing risks to active satellites and space vehicles. International agreements have been reached to limit future space junk, and scientists have proposed ideas like laser beams and giant nets to help clean up existing debris.
over half a century ago, and ever since then beyond the area just (1) .................................... the Earth's atmosphere has been filling up with ali kinds of man-made objects that have become known (2) .................................... as 'space junk'. The items range up there (3) .................................... from old satellites and parts of rockets to hundreds of thousands of pieces smaller than one centimetre, ali of high them travelling at extremely (4) .................................... speed. Over the last five years, the estimated number of such objects in space is (5) .................................... to have risen by 50 per cent, importantly and this has (6) .................................... increased the risk of damage to working satellites or space vehicles with crews on board. reached lnternational agreement has therefore now been (7) .................................... on limiting the come up with Fill in your answers on amount of new space junk. Scientists have also (8) .................................... sorne interesting C!ip! the question paper in suggestions for tidying up space. These include using laser beams, giant nets and pencil. This will help you even an enormous umbrella-like device to collect tiny bits of junk. check the completed text when you finish.
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