Space Debris: Hazard Evaluation and DebrisN.N. Smirnov CRC Press, 29 lis 2001 - 248 When the first sputnik was launched and the space era began, few gave thought to the possible negative impact of putting satellites into orbit. In fact, man's space activity has led to the formation of a new media named "space debris," i.e. man-made objects and their fragments launched into space, currently inactive and no longer serving any useful |
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European Space Agency Activities on Orbital Debris | 25 |
Mathematical Model for Space Debris Evolution Production and SelfProduction | 35 |
The Solution of Applied Problems Using the Space Debris Prediction and Analysis Model | 55 |
Geostationary Orbit Pollution and Its Long Term Evolution | 113 |
AreaMass and Mass Distributions of Orbital Debris | 133 |
Space Debris Production in Different Types of Orbital Breakups | 149 |
Mathematical Models for Dynamics of Multiphase Media and Deformable Structures | 193 |
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