Neuraspace CEO proposes lunar scrapyards to manage Moon mission debris sustainably
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Richard Speed
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An interview with Chiara Manfletti, CEO of Neuraspace, discussing the problem of space debris in Earth's orbit and proposing a solution for lunar missions: designated "lunar scrapyards" — specific locations on the Moon's surface where discarded hardware can be deposited, collected, and recycled. The article highlights humanity's poor track record of managing space debris around Earth and suggests applying more sustainable practices for future Moon missions.
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On August 5, a spent Falcon 9 upper stage is expected to crash into the Moon.
Humanity has not done a great job of looking after the space around Earth.
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