The first-ever satellite to test possible solutions in cleaning up space junk has been deployed by the International Space Station (ISS) and would soon begin experiments in orbit.
The Britain-built satellite, named Remove DEBRIS mission, is one of the world's first attempts to tackle the build-up of dangerous space debris orbiting the Earth.
It was transported to ISS via SpaceX CRS-14 launch in early April 2018.
The satellite was designed, built and manufactured by consortium of space companies and research institutions led by Surrey Space Centre at University of Surrey, United Kingdom.