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Naval Space Operations Center Finds New Evidence of Debris Separations from Three Spacecraft Inside

for the Space Debris Mitigation Paper: The International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) is glad to be given the opportunity to address the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of the United Nations’ Committee on the Peaceful uses of Outer Space on the important matter of space debris. Our allocution will focus on this year’s topic—space debris mitigation. IAA has been aware of the space debris problem for many years and issued the IAA Position Paper on Orbital Debris in 1993. Being concerned about this problem which causes a growing threat for the future of space flight, the IAA initiated a study to be performed under the supervision of its Committee on Safety, Rescue, and Quality. The objectives were to elaborate on the need and urgency for mitigation actions and to identify implementation methods. Since the issue is so complex, it may not be possible to come to a final solution in due time. Therefore, some preliminary guidelines, codes of conduct, or principles addressing the minimization or avoidance of space debris could be proposed as an interim solution. IAA Subcommittee on Space Debris