Scientists race to develop lasers to zap dangerous space junk


Scientists race to develop lasers to shoot down over 300,000 pieces of junk dangerously speeding through space.

It may sound like science fiction but an Australian team is working on a project to zap orbital debris with lasers from Earth to reduce the growing amount of space junk that threatens to knock out satellites with a “cascade of collisions”.

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