5 bold proposals for cleaning up space junk
The universe has a garbage problem. Here are some ways we could fix it
By Bryan Dugan | January 30, 2013
A computer generated graphic illustrating the objects in Earth's orbit, roughly 95 percent of which are non-functional space junk.
NASA
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