Africa Matters: SANSA joins efforts to clean up space junk

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Africa Matters: SANSA joins efforts to clean up space junk

There are concerns that space is increasingly looking like our planet, with around 100 million pieces of junk orbiting above us. Experts warn that without proper clean-up, the debris could hinder future advancements. The South African National Space Agency has now joined efforts to address the issue.

December 29, 2024