ThothX Meridian has officially joined the Zero Debris Community following the signing of the Zero Debris Charter, reinforcing its commitment to safer and more sustainable space operations.
Facilitated by the European Space Agency, the community brings together more than 235 organizations and institutions across 34 countries around a common ambition to advance space debris mitigation and remediation towards a Zero Debris future by 2030.
ThothX Meridian’s contribution is closely aligned with its core activities. Through Earthfence, ThothX operates radar sensors capable of persistently monitoring satellites and other objects in GEO, generating information that can support safer operations and a better understanding of activity in this critical orbital region.
Membership also provides opportunities for knowledge exchange, events and technical collaboration with organizations across the space-safety ecosystem.
By contributing its deep-space monitoring expertise to the Zero Debris Community, ThothX Meridian connects its mission of protecting critical space infrastructure with a wider international effort to preserve a safe and sustainable orbital environment.