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Dealing with Debris

Space debris is becoming a problem. Orbit is fast becoming a dangerous place to be simply because of the number of bits of junk up there with you. And it’s not just the big...
13 December 2012

Interview with 

Dr Hugh Lewis, Southampton University

Part of the show Dealing With Debris

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