Space Goes Green

Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry have unveiled the world’s first wooden satellite, marking a significant step forward in sustainable space technology. 🚀

This innovative satellite, designed to reduce space debris and minimize environmental impact, is made from specially treated wood to withstand the harsh conditions of space. 🔧

The project showcases Japan's commitment to eco-friendly solutions and cutting-edge research. 🌿📡

How do you think this pioneering approach will shape the future of satellite design? 🤔

Source: The Japan Times
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