Kyoto University is teaming up with Japanese forestry company Sumitomo Forestry to develop a wooden satellite to send into orbit.
"We are very concerned with the fact that all the satellites which re-enter the Earth's atmosphere burn and create tiny alumina particles which will float in the upper atmosphere for many years [...] Eventually it will affect the environment of the Earth," Doi said. Space junk and debris is becoming a growing concern among experts. "Space debris is increasingly of concern, and the collision of two massive space debris objects – ranging from one to ten metric tons – pose the greatest environmental risk," Daniel Oltrogge, director at the Center for Space Standards and Innovation told
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Wonder how wooden can survive in departing from the atmosphere. With a balloon perhaps(?)
Down with the junk, hello firewood.
Great, now we have space splinters
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