2016
DOI: 10.3103/s088459131605010x
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Indices of growth of danger for space activities from orbital debris and the related mitigation measures

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“…Almost universally accepted is the recognition of the threat of collision of International Space Station (ISS) with OD larger than 1 cm [2,3]. In particular, this danger does not strongly depend on the size of the hitting particle, but on its mass m and much more on the relative speed v rel with respect to the ISS.…”
Section: The Danger Of Sos Collisionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Almost universally accepted is the recognition of the threat of collision of International Space Station (ISS) with OD larger than 1 cm [2,3]. In particular, this danger does not strongly depend on the size of the hitting particle, but on its mass m and much more on the relative speed v rel with respect to the ISS.…”
Section: The Danger Of Sos Collisionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1.1. It has been observed that this severe collision produced over 2500 pieces of debris (larger than 10 centimeters in diameter) [27], which often experience very slow natural reentry and likely remain in the low Earth orbits for tens of years. The serious trouble is that these debris, in turn, would significantly threaten the safety of satellites operating in the nearby orbit region for a long time duration.…”
Section: Space Situational Awareness Missionmentioning
confidence: 99%