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Zero Debris Technical Booklet workshop
15 JAN. 2025 publication date 604 Views

The Zero Debris community comes together to work on the Technical Booklet, which was first released to the public on 15 January 2025.

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ESA/J.Mai

Licence

ESA Standard Licence

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