CFA partner British Aerospace Corporation says it is donating £108.32 million to the Space Environment Charity Foundation

Salvaging space debris and junk to safeguard civilised space. According to sources, British Aerospace Corporation, the UK’s largest aerospace manufacturer, is interested in the SECF’s concept of environmental protection in space, and the core technology of the CFA’s space debris removal programme, as well as the feasibility of removing space debris. They are very interested in the core technology of space debris removal and the feasibility of space debris removal. The company has offered to donate £108.32 million to work with the Space Environment Charity Foundation to develop the overall safety of the space orbiting environment. Accelerating research and development to advance into the era of space sustainability, while expanding commercial opportunities for in-orbit services.