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        "address": "mat_62 (a) netcommander.com",
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    "sender_name": "Michael Tondee",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Can we get them to fix AO-40 first then?",
    "date": "2009-10-11T17:29:07Z",
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    "content": "I'm sure you are joking with the AO-40 reference. No one is interested \nin helping amateurs put new sats into orbit much less fixing one of our \nbroken ones. :-)\n73,\nMichael, W4HIJ\n\nDavid - KG4ZLB wrote:\n>   Rogue satellites to be cleared from Earth's orbit by German robots\n>\n> German-built robots are to be sent into Earth's orbit to repair 'dead \n> satellites' or push them into outer space, according to a report in \n> Sunday's Guardian newspaper.\n>\n> Robots that rescue failing satellites and push 'dead' ones into outer \n> space should be ready in four years, it has emerged. Experts described \n> the development by German scientists as a crucial step in preventing a \n> disaster in the Earth's crowded orbit.\n>\n> Last year it was reported that critical levels of debris circling the \n> Earth were threatening astronauts' lives and the future of the \n> multibillion-pound satellite communications industry. But senior figures \n> at the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) told the /Observer/ they have been \n> given the go-ahead to tackle a crisis that will come to a head in the \n> next five to 10 years as more orbiting objects run out of fuel.\n>\n> Their robots will dock with failing satellites to carry out repairs or \n> push them into \"graveyard orbits\", freeing vital space in geostationary \n> orbit. This is the narrow band 22,000 miles above the Earth in which \n> orbiting objects appear fixed at the same point. More than 200 dead \n> satellites litter this orbit. Within 10 years that number could increase \n> fivefold, the International Association for the Advancement of Space \n> Safety has warned.\n>\n> You can read the full article / 'Rogue satellites to be cleared from \n> Earth's orbit by German robots'/ at:\n> http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2009/oct/11/space-robots-clear-rogue-satellites\n>\n>   \n> ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n>\n>\n> No virus found in this incoming message.\n> Checked by AVG - www.avg.com \n> Version: 8.5.421 / Virus Database: 270.14.9/2428 - Release Date: 10/11/09 06:39:00\n>\n>   \n\n",
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