00:04JAPAN jest jedna z najważniejszego świata na świecie.
00:08Dzisiaj w Tokio spotkanie twoje zawodowe zawodowe zawodowe zawodowe zawodowe.
00:17Współpraca nie jest tylko rozpozywanie.
00:20W zimno tysiące z sateleńcami od razu,
00:23Earth's orbit jest bardzo wysokie,
00:26i keeping it safe jest now one of the biggest challenges.
00:29Po dwóch latach, tysięcy z zbocznych satelitów i raket fragmentów zostaną w porządku.
00:36Nawet jedynie małe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe.
00:40AstroScale's Japan branch tworzy technologiów,
00:43aby przerażające sklepowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe.
00:49to keep Earth's orbit safe.
00:51mak żeby șijas PoHaju nie masz insuować wvery,
00:54i to dźwiękowe dźwiękoweağı dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwięków dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe dźwiękowe.
01:04Dźwiękowo, znisz platforma customization,
01:11i to są op faleready Specialיים.
01:17If space is filled with debris, it could become unusable, putting essential services like GPS, broadband and banking at risk.
01:26Astroscale's last mission, ADRAS-J, is a world-fast commercial attempt to approach and inspect a large piece of debris,
01:34opening the way for safe removal.
02:04ADRAS-J is developed in partnership with Japan's space agency JAXA through the CRD-2 program, which aims to turn
02:13debris removal technology into real-world commercial.
02:16ADRAS-J is the modern-world-world commercial services.
02:17ADRAS-J is now a district in你的 video, which means that it's hard to keep our efforts to prevent debris
02:26from other civilizations from different countries.
02:32ADRAS-J is the commander of the US-SAN to be able to prevent debris from different types of climate
02:36changes.
02:41ADRAS-J is now a master of its high-world-world-world number, and he also worked on his final
02:44mission for the use of the National Centre.
03:10Naomi Korohara z Tokio start-up Infrastella
03:14Takles another growing challenge, communication
03:17With more satellites launching every year
03:20There simply aren't enough ground antennas to keep them connected
03:24Her company is rethinking how this infrastructure works
03:27There is owner of ground station
03:31And then the owner directly leads or let satellite operators
03:37To use their facilities
03:39However, our uniqueness is that we are a platformer
03:44So we provide a software platform to connect various ground stations
03:51Faster links means satellites can send more images more often
03:55Crucial for climate monitoring and disaster response
03:58By sharing existing antennas instead of building new ones
04:02The system also lowers costs and opens space operations
04:06To smaller companies and research teams
04:08Our platform makes it easy to start space business
04:14And then if we can get more space businesses
04:18We may have more great and game-changing space business in the future
04:26So in that sense, I think we are democratizing the space industry
04:32To get more players
04:33Korohara's ambition is to lower the barriers to space
04:37Helping new companies grow
04:38And shaping the next generation of the space economy
04:43Japan is protecting critical orbital infrastructure
04:47Clearing debris and boosting communications
04:50Innovations which are shaping global space
04:52And solving real-world challenges
