New Immersive Simulator Game for Space Protection

Astroscale Ltd (“Astroscale UK”), a subsidiary of Astroscale Holdings Inc (“Astroscale”) has announced the launch of its new awareness-raising tool, …
New Immersive Simulator Game for Space Protection
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Ibadan, 31 July 2024. – Astroscale Ltd (“Astroscale UK”), has announced the launch of its new awareness-raising tool, the “SPACE PROTECTOR by Astroscale” simulator game. The immersive simulation puts players in the role of a satellite operations engineer to capture inactive satellites using advanced robotics in a realistic space environment.

The game aims to engage and educate players of all ages on the critical issue of space debris and why we need to address it. Likewise, it looks to build awareness about the scale of space debris and the vital role of sustainability in space operations, allowing players to learn about Astroscale’s proven technologies and solutions for a cleaner space environment.

SPACE PROTECTOR will consequently teach users about the complexities and importance of space debris removal through engaging gameplay. The game offers a simulated mission experience, highlighting the intricacies of maneuvering in orbit close to debris objects and capturing unprepared, inactive satellites with precision robotics technology. By educating the public on the challenges and solutions of ADR, Astroscale hopes to foster a deeper understanding of space sustainability and the need for a circular economy in space, ensuring that future generations can continue to benefit from all it offers.

Speaking on the game, Managing Director of Astroscale UK, Nick Shave, said, “SPACE PROTECTOR by Astroscale is not only a game; it’s a way for people to understand the real technical challenges we face in addressing the space debris problem and provides a view of what will be possible through future routine in-orbit servicing. We’re excited to see players enjoy the experience, become passionate about protecting the space environment, and learn why it needs to remain available for future generations.”

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Kofoworola Joshua Faleti is the News Editor. He enjoys talking and learning about space and wants to talk about space to anyone who cares to listen. Joshua is interested in Space Law and Policy and how Space can positively impact human lives. Joshua is also a big music lover.
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