Securing space, empowering progress

For more than six decades, human have launched over 6050 spacecrafts into orbits. Today, more than 56,000 tracked objects including rocket fragment, and debris - circle our planet, and that number continues to spike. Beyond these, an estimated 140 million debris ranging from 1 mm to 1 cm remains untracked. Consequently, the greater the scale of collision that occurs in low orbit, the bigger the cascade of debris produced. Reflecting "Kessler Syndrome", which creates a vicious cycle that hampers debris sustainability in low orbit and jeopardises humanity's use of space and all related space-based services.