Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. The takeaway: Satellites in low Earth orbit face a growing threat from debris, and companies are developing new ways to detect and withstand impacts. New sensors could help operators learn more about strikes that damage satellites or cause unexplained failures. At the same time, companies and researchers are testing lighter shields that could offer better protection without adding as much weight. Odin Space, a Santa Ana, California-based company, has started selling adhesive strips fitted with vibration sensors for satellites. The strips are designed to record impacts...
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