Japanese startup EX-Fusion has published a new plan for a unique diode-pumped cosmological debris.
Their conceived idea is related to the use of space objects. If laser beams are used in a shallow zone, they cannot be used on Earth and then burn up in the dense layers of the atmosphere. Before launching the EX-Fusion space laser, it is necessary to use it as the experience accumulated in the study of fusion construction.
At the last stage, the laser will be assembled at the EOS Space observatory in Canberra (Australia). In the branches presented in October under the current memorandum, the company persistently used laser for removal.
The second stage is the unrepresented unique concrete fragments of smic debris. “Shooting” will be carried out at them during meetings in the courses, because of which the speed of the debris will sharply decrease, and they will begin to “fall” into atmosphere.
Source: Tech Cult
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