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P-1 Space Missions — Science STD 10 — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10ScienceP-1 Space Missions2 Marks
Question
What is space waste in the universe? How this waste is managed?
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Answer

Along with artificial satellites, there are many other objects that revolve around the earth. They include non-functional parts of satellite, parts which are detached at the time of launching of a satellite, pieces due to collision of satellites.
After studying them carefully, these wastes are treated and managed in such a way that they should not become hurdle for further space missions. They are managed so that they should not affect the existing satellites in operation and their future will not be in trouble.

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