ESA and SpaceX Collaborate to Tackle Space Debris

The European Space Agency (ESA) is in discussions with SpaceX to join the Zero Debris Charter, an international agreement aimed at reducing space junk by 2030. SpaceX's satellites make up a significant portion of the current low-Earth orbit population, and their involvement could bolster efforts to mitigate space debris. The charter, which has over 100 signatories, seeks to prevent the creation of new orbital debris, a growing concern as more organizations launch large satellite constellations.