A Purdue University engineer is exploring how to spot and track all human-made objects and predict the impact of their potential damage in the Cislunar region.
To protect new craft from being hit by such space waste, Purdue University engineer Carolin Frueh is exploring how to spot and keep track of all human-made objects and predict the impact of their potential damage in this Earth-Moon neighborhood, called the Cislunar region.
Space is crowded. Particularly the region between Earth and the Moon. That part is full of space debris.
This is according to a press release by the institution published on Wednesday.
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