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Japanese Scientists Develop Plasma Thruster to Clean Space Debris

Japanese researchers have developed a powerful plasma thruster using fusion reactor technology to clean up hazardous space debris in Earth's orbit.

By Leo Harrison

#Space Debris#Plasma Thruster#Tohoku University

Space Tech•Sep 22

Japanese Plasma Engine Offers New Way to Clear Space Debris

Researchers at Tohoku University in Japan have developed a non-contact plasma engine that triples the deceleration force for removing space debris from orbit.

By Sarah Chen

#Space Debris#Aerospace Technology#Plasma Propulsion

Space Defense•Sep 17

New Plasma Engine Tackles Space Debris Without Contact

Japanese researchers have developed a new plasma engine that uses dual streams to deorbit space junk without contact, solving a key stability issue.

By Sarah Chen

#Space Debris#Plasma Propulsion#Tohoku University

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