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    1) The document discusses a proposed space junk collector robot and its design to clear space junk orbiting Earth over time. 2) It provides background on the increasing issue of space debris and junk in Earth's orbit since the 1950s and risks it poses to active satellites and spacecraft. 3) The document explores potential business opportunities and technologies for collecting space junk, such as lasers and robotic arms, to help mitigate the problem and risks of space debris.

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    1) The document discusses a proposed space junk collector robot and its design to clear space junk orbiting Earth over time. 2) It provides background on the increasing issue of space debris and junk in Earth's orbit since the 1950s and risks it poses to active satellites and spacecraft. 3) The document explores potential business opportunities and technologies for collecting space junk, such as lasers and robotic arms, to help mitigate the problem and risks of space debris.

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    1) The document discusses a proposed space junk collector robot and its design to clear space junk orbiting Earth over time. 2) It provides background on the increasing issue of space debris and junk in Earth's orbit since the 1950s and risks it poses to active satellites and spacecraft. 3) The document explores potential business opportunities and technologies for collecting space junk, such as lasers and robotic arms, to help mitigate the problem and risks of space debris.

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    1) The document discusses a proposed space junk collector robot and its design to clear space junk orbiting Earth over time. 2) It provides background on the increasing issue of space debris and junk in Earth's orbit since the 1950s and risks it poses to active satellites and spacecraft. 3) The document explores potential business opportunities and technologies for collecting space junk, such as lasers and robotic arms, to help mitigate the problem and risks of space debris.

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    SPACE JUNK

    COLLECTOR!
    ROBOT….
    IDEA!!!
    SPACE JUNK,
    COLLECTION…
    1} About the space junk collector robot and its design.
    2} To clear the space junk which is spread in the space!
    3} Should make more robots to clear junk time by time.
    4}WHO IS RESPONSIBLE
    5}my own design
    More about space junk { SPACE DEBRIS } 3

     Space debris (also known as space junk, space pollution, space waste, space trash, space garbage, or cosmic debris) are defunct
    human-made objects in space – principally in Earth orbit – which no longer serve a useful function. These include derelict
    spacecraft – nonfunctional spacecraft and abandoned launch vehicle stages – mission-related debris, and particularly numerous in
    Earth orbit, fragmentation debris from the breakup of derelict rocket bodies and spacecraft. In addition to derelict human-made
    objects left in orbit, other examples of space debris include fragments from their disintegration, erosion and collisions or even
    paint flecks, solidified liquids expelled from spacecraft, and unburned particles from solid rocket motors. Space debris represents a
    risk to spacecraft.
     Space debris is typically a negative externalty– it creates an external cost on others from the initial action to launch or use a
    spacecraft in near-Earth orbit – a cost that is typically not taken into account nor fully accounted for in the cost by the
    launcher or payload owner.
     Space debris began to accumulate in Earth orbit immediately with the first launch of an artificial satellite Sputnik 1 into orbit
    in October 1957. But even before that humans might have produced ejecta that became space debris, as in the August
    1957 Pascal B test. Going back even earlier, there was natural ejecta from Earth in orbit.
    OUR GOAL
    IS
    CLEARING SPACE
    JUNK
    A laser broom is a proposed ground-based laser beam-powered
    propulsion system that sweeps space debris out of the path of artificial
    satellites (such as the International .Space Station) to prevent
    collateral damage to space equipment. It heats up one side of the debris
    to shift its orbit trajectory, altering the path to hit the atmosphere
    sooner. Space researchers have proposed that a laser broom may help
    mitigate Kessler syndrome, a runaway cascade of collision events between
    orbiting objects. Additionally, laser broom systems mounted on satellites
    or space station have also been proposed
    QUARTERLY PERFORMANCE 5

    2.0
    Q1 2.4
    4.3

    2.0
    Q2 4.4
    2.5

    3.0
    Q3 1.8
    3.5

    5.0
    Q4 2.8
    4.5

    - 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0


    Series 1 Series 2 Series 3
    INCREASE AND DECREASE 6

    OF
    SPACE JUNK
    YEARS

    1960 Under 100 Under 100 Under 100 Under 100


    Increased to 350 Increased nearby Increased nearly
    1970 Under 100
    and above 150 120
    Increased to nearly
    1980 Same 150 Above 170 Nearby 140
    800
    Increased to 220
    1990 Increased to 1300 Under 170 Above 350
    something
    7

    BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ARE


    LIKE BUSES. THERE'S ALWAYS
    ANOTHER ONE COMING.
    Richard Branson
    SOME OF THE SPACE JUNK 8
    COLLECTORS….

    SPACE JUNK SPUTNIK-1 CANADARM-2 CANADARM-1


    ROBOT ROBOT ROBOT
    ROBOT
    9
    MEET OUR Extended TEAM

    TAKUMA HAYASHI MIRJAM NILSSON FLORA BERGGREN RAJESH SANTOSHI


    Chief Operations
    President Chief Executive Officer VP Marketing
    Officer

    GRAHAM BARNES ROWAN MURPHY ELIZABETH MOORE ROBIN KLINE


    VP Product SEO Strategist Product Designer Content Developer
    10
    EFFECT OF NO SPACE JUNK { SPACE WILL
    BE CLEAN }

    PLANNING MARKETING DESIGN STRATEGY LAUNCH

    Deploy strategic
    Disseminate Coordinate e- Foster holistically
    Synergize scalable networks with
    standardized business superior
    e-commerce compelling e-
    metrics applications methodologies
    business needs
    WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR 11
    SPACE JUNK …!?

    RUSSIA USA CHINA JAPAN INDIA

    7032 5216 3854 117 114


    AREAS OF FOCUS 12

    WHAT TO FOCUS ABOUT THE SPACE DEBRIS


    Space junk can be a hazard
    to active satellites and  We should take care of that
    spacecraft. It has been space junk can even make
    theorized that Earth damages to new launched
    orbit could even become satellites like it had even
    impassable if the risk of created small holes in
    collision grows too high… Canadarm and hubble space
    telescope.
     However, since the risk to
    spacecraft increases with
    exposure to high debris
    densities, it is more accurate
    to say that LEO would be
    rendered unusable by orbiting
    craft. The threat to
    craft passing through LEO to
    reach a higher orbit would be
    much lower owing to the very
    short time span of the
    crossing.
    MY OWN DESIGN 13
    TRANSMITTER WILL HELP TO KNOW ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF
    DECREASED,INCREASED AND COLLECTED SPACE JUNK….!

    ROI NICHE MARKETS SUPPLY CHAINS

    • Envision multimedia- • Pursue scalable • Cultivate one-to-one


    based expertise and customer service customer service with
    cross-media growth through sustainable robust ideas
    strategies strategies • Maximize timely
    • Visualize quality • Engage top-line web deliverables for real-
    intellectual capital services with cutting- time schemas
    • Engage worldwide edge deliverables
    methodologies with web-
    enabled technologies
    THANK YOU
    NAVARS EDUTECH
    BY
    BINU HP

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