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1. spacenews.com › uk-shortlists-astroscale-andUK shortlists Astroscale and ClearSpace for multi-debris ...

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   Sep 26, 2022 · The U.K. divisions of Japan-based Astroscale and ClearSpace of Switzerland won £4 million ($4.28 million) in combined follow-on contracts, following funds awarded in October to study the mission ...

2. spacenews.com › astroscale-and-clearspace-getAstroscale and ClearSpace get funds to advance double ...

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   Sep 11, 2024 · The UK Space Agency has awarded funds to consortiums led by Astroscale and ClearSpace to continue developing a servicer capable of removing two spacecraft from low Earth orbit in 2026.

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4. fortune.com › europe › 2022/10/11Founder of Astroscale space junk startup pioneered $14.3B ...

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   Oct 11, 2022 · And as part of the $4.4 million UKSA contract it shares with Astroscale, ClearSpace will design a mission to remove two U.K.-registered derelict objects from orbit. ClearSpace SA Astroscale is ...

5. www.gov.uk › government › newsUK builds leadership in space debris removal and in-orbit ...

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   Sep 26, 2022 · ClearSpace and Astroscale have been awarded £4 million from the UK Space Agency to design missions to remove existing pieces of space debris, working with a consortium of industry partners.

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6. spacenews.com › swiss-startup-clearspace-wins-esaSwiss startup ClearSpace wins ESA contract to deorbit Vega ...

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   Dec 9, 2019 · ClearSpace has raised close to 2.3 million Swiss francs ($2.3 million) through a mix of investors and grants, Piguet said. ClearSpace spun out of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne ...

7. www.extremetech.com › extreme › 340884-2-uk-firms2 UK Firms Are Developing Space Garbage Trucks to Grab ...

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   Nov 14, 2022 · One of the firms will win a contract to perform the UK Space Agency's first national space debris removal mission in 2026. ... Like Astroscale, ClearSpace also plans on launching a service that ...

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   Who won £4 million for Astroscale & Clearspace?

   • The U.K. divisions of Japan-based Astroscale and ClearSpace of Switzerland won £4 million ($4.28 million) in combined follow-on contracts, following funds awarded in October to study the mission’s feasibility.

   UK shortlists Astroscale and ClearSpace for multi-debris removal

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   Who are Clearspace & Astroscale?

   • ClearSpace and Astroscale have been awarded £4 million from the UK Space Agency to design missions to remove existing pieces of space debris, working with a consortium of industry partners.

   UK builds leadership in space debris removal and in-orbit manufacturing

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   How much money has Clearspace raised?

   • ClearSpace has raised close to 2.3 million Swiss francs ($2.3 million) through a mix of investors and grants, Piguet said. ClearSpace spun out of the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne university in 2017, having worked since 2012 on an academic mission to deorbit SwissCube, a cubesat launched in 2009.

   Swiss startup ClearSpace wins ESA contract to deorbit Vega rocket

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   How much money does Astroscale make a year?

   • Now Astroscale has plenty of competition in the commercial space services industry that NSR estimates will earn $14.3 billion in revenue over the next decade. About 8,850 satellites orbit earth today, according to the ESA, and that total is climbing on a daily basis.

   Founder of Astroscale space junk startup pioneered $14.3B industry

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   Why is Clearspace supporting the UK Space Agency?

   • Rory Holmes, ClearSpace UK Managing Director said: ClearSpace is honoured that the UK Space Agency is continuing their support to the CLEAR Mission. Space is getting more and more congested with defunct satellites, rocket bodies and other fragments - we have to act now to ensure this precious environment remains usable for future generations.

   UK builds leadership in space debris removal and in-orbit manufacturing

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   How much did the European Space Agency pay to remove space debris?

   • The European Space Agency signed an 86 million euro contract to purchase the world's first removal of active space debris. Credit: ClearSpace SA EPFL/J.Caillet

   Swiss startup ClearSpace wins ESA contract to deorbit Vega rocket

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9. www.bcsatellite.net › blog › space-cleanup-missionSpace Cleanup Mission Gets Green Light from UK

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   Oct 18, 2017 · The UK Space Agency has awarded funds to consortiums led by Astroscale and ClearSpace to continue developing a servicer capable of removing two spacecraft from low Earth orbit (LEO) in 2026. This initiative marks a significant step in addressing the growing concern of space debris and demonstrates the UK’s commitment to maintaining a sustainable space environment.