Space junk worries prompt new action by NASA, Congress

The U.S. government has been talking a lot about remedies for space debris in 2022.

, which is in the early stages of discussion. If approved, the bill would focus on development and demonstration of technologies for debris removal and seek to create a market for these services.focused on dealing with orbital debris. The projects are also early-stage but seek to quantify the economic and social problems associated with the rise of space junk.

"An Integrated Assessment Model for Satellite Constellations and Orbital Debris," submitted by Akhil Rao of Middlebury College, Daniel Kaffine of the University of Colorado-Boulder, and Brian Weeden of the Secure World Foundation; An illustration depicting space warfare. A missile, launched from a ground station, is seen approaching a satellite in orbit above the Earth.

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