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The video discusses the development of commercial debris removal services in the UK, focusing on multi-client missions that can remove multiple debris pieces economically. It highlights partnerships with the European Space Agency, UK Space Agency, and OneWeb, aiming to commercialize the service by 2024. The goal is to capture a significant share of the in-orbit servicing market by 2030, providing satellite operators with reliable debris removal solutions.

What is the main advantage of the multi-client approach in debris removal services?

• It is designed to work only with specific satellite operators.

• It is a government-only initiative.

• It focuses on removing only large debris pieces.

• It allows for the removal of multiple debris pieces in one mission.

Which organizations are collaborating in the public-private partnership for debris removal?

• NASA and SpaceX

• European Space Agency, UK Space Agency, and OneWeb

• Roscosmos and Blue Origin

• ISRO and JAXA

By what year does the program aim to commercialize the debris removal service?

• 2022

• 2024

• 2028

• 2026

What service is planned for satellite operators with failed satellites?

• Offering insurance for satellites

• Providing new satellites

• Offering breakdown cover for satellite removal

• Launching additional satellites

What market is the program aiming to capture by 2030?

• Satellite manufacturing market

• Space exploration market

• Space tourism market

• In-orbit servicing market