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Space Debris Foundation Non-profit dedicated to mitigating space debris through advocacy and education.

Space Debris Foundation is proud to be the newest member of the Colorado Space Coalition chaired by Astronaut Ron Sega (...
07/10/2026

Space Debris Foundation is proud to be the newest member of the Colorado Space Coalition chaired by Astronaut Ron Sega (pictured).

It was great to participate in today’s meeting, where we had a chance to learn about updates in the aerospace industry in Colorado and on state legislation. We also engaged with many people across the industry and briefly shared our mission, our initiatives such as the Space Debris Certificate course, and our advocacy work.

Thank you to the Office of Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera and Metro Denver EDC for your collaboration, and to Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce for your hospitality.

On May 29, 2026, the Space Debris Foundation was recommended by the General Counsel of the International Astronautical F...
06/02/2026

On May 29, 2026, the Space Debris Foundation was recommended by the General Counsel of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF) for approval of membership to be formally considered at the IAF General Assembly in Antalya, Türkiye in October.

We look forward to being a voting member at the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) and we hope to advocate in various capacities on the Space Traffic Management Committee and the Committee on Space Security.

The Space Debris Foundation is proud to announce that we have formally submitted our application to be considered as a P...
04/16/2026

The Space Debris Foundation is proud to announce that we have formally submitted our application to be considered as a Permanent Observer to the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS) and have now been published by the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs to be considered.

This milestone underscores our mission to advance global awareness, responsibility, and action around space debris mitigation, space situational awareness, space traffic management, and the long-term sustainability of outer space activities. We are excited about the opportunity to contribute our perspective to international discussions shaping the future of space.

Together, we can help ensure space remains accessible, safe, and sustainable for generations to come 🌍✨

https://www.unoosa.org/res/oosadoc/data/documents/2026/aac_105c_22026crp/aac_105c_22026crp_4_0_html/AC105_C2_2026_CRP04E.pdf

03/30/2026

Our founder, Tate Few, has been invited by the U.S. Department of State to participate in the Space Resource Activities (SRA) Discussion Group to advise the U.S.-delegation to UNCOPUOS. We are very excited for this opportunity and to have a platform that will help us work towards our goal of ensuring the long-term sustainability of outer space.

Thank you to my alma mater, Coastal Carolina University, for the shoutout and I quote, “Tate Few ’22 turned his passion ...
03/13/2026

Thank you to my alma mater, Coastal Carolina University, for the shoutout and I quote, “Tate Few ’22 turned his passion for space and advocacy into action by founding the Space Debris Foundation, an organization dedicated to raising awareness about the growing challenges of space debris and its impact on satellite technologies that support our economy, national defense, and security. Since launching the organization after graduating from CCU, its growth has been exponential, creating new opportunities and forums to advance its mission. His advice: “Leap if your heart is set on something, because you can do anything you set your mind to. And if you’re interested in space, there’s a place for you in the aerospace sector, no matter your major. Space is permeating every industry, so keep setting your sights on the stars.” 🚀”

I'm proud to be a Coastal Carolina University Alumni

03/13/2026

Tate Few ’22 turned his passion for space and advocacy into action by founding the Space Debris Foundation, an organization dedicated to raising awareness about the growing challenges of space debris and its impact on satellite technologies that support our economy, national defense, and security. Since launching the organization after graduating from CCU, its growth has been exponential, creating new opportunities and forums to advance its mission. His advice: “Leap if your heart is set on something, because you can do anything you set your mind to. And if you’re interested in space, there’s a place for you in the aerospace sector, no matter your major. Space is permeating every industry, so keep setting your sights on the stars.” 🚀

Is space situational awareness important to you? If so, please see our self-prepared statement regarding our thoughts on...
02/09/2026

Is space situational awareness important to you? If so, please see our self-prepared statement regarding our thoughts on the content of the SSA Expert Group meeting at the United Nations.

Our organization signed the Zero Debris Charter in Vienna, Austria at the United Nations on 9 February, 2026. Our organi...
02/09/2026

Our organization signed the Zero Debris Charter in Vienna, Austria at the United Nations on 9 February, 2026. Our organization believes the Charter is a starting point for effective debris mitigation, building off the IADC Guidelines. The goal to prevent the production of further debris in orbit is of utmost importance. By collaborating internationally via this Charter, it moves us all closer to unified standards to address the space debris issue.

Our Founder, CEO, and Executive Director Tate Few attended the 63rd Scientific and Technical Subcommittee (STSC) of the ...
02/06/2026

Our Founder, CEO, and Executive Director Tate Few attended the 63rd Scientific and Technical Subcommittee (STSC) of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (UNCOPUOS) in Vienna, Austria, in addition to the space situational awareness discussion group that focused on data sharing, international collaboration, and collision avoidance.

01/07/2026

Our founder, Tate Few, has been invited by the Department of State to participate in the SSA Discussion Group to advise the U.S.-delegation to UNCOPUOS. We are very excited for this opportunity and to have a platform that will help us work towards our goal of a safe, sustainable, and navigable orbital environment.

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