Engineers are planning to test high-powered lasers as a way of clearing space debris on the International Space Station. This uses a telescope to spot high-velocity debris, which is then evaporated by a laser.
Engineers are planning to test high-powered lasers as a way of clearing space debris on the International Space Station. This uses a telescope to spot high-velocity debris, which is then evaporated by a laser.
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Engineering Podcasts – Foundation for Science and Technology Podcast
The FST Podcast is a product of the Foundation for Science and Technology, an organization established in 1977 that provides...
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Pioneering the Future of Robotics: The CRADLE Centre Initiative
In an ambitious move towards the future, engineering giant Jacobs and the University of Manchester have joined forces to establish...
