Indian Startups Develop Tech to Protect Planet and Aircraft from Growing Space Debris Threat
20 Nov 2025 | Category: Science
India is emerging as a space-safety leader with new tech to track falling debris and extend satellite life to curb future junk.
By Surabhi Gupta
New Delhi: In mid-October, passengers aboard a packed Boeing 737 over Utah heard a sharp crack in mid-October. At 36,000 feet, something had slammed into the aircraft’s windshield, forcing an emergency landing. Investigators later su...
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