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    • Space debris poses a significant risk to operational satellites and space missions.
    • Accurate identification and classification of space debris are crucial for space situational awareness.
    • Ground-based observation methods are being developed to monitor and manage space objects.

    Purpose:

    • To investigate the feasibility of using ground-based spectrum detection technology for classifying space debris.
    • To analyze the spectral characteristics of different types of space debris, specifically rocket debris and lapsed satellites.
    • To establish a method for differentiating between various space debris categories based on their spectral signatures.

    Summary:

    • High-precision scattering spectra of space debris were acquired using ground-based spectrum detection technology.
    • Analysis of normalized spectral data revealed distinct differences between rocket debris and lapsed satellites.
    • Rocket debris exhibited identical normalized multi-frame scattering spectral line shapes with a low discrete rate (0.978%-3.067%).
    • Lapsed satellites showed variable spectral line shapes and a higher, more varied discrete rate (3.118%-19.472%).
    • Compositional differences (single for rocket debris, complex for lapsed satellites) explain the observed spectral variations.

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    • This research demonstrates the potential of ground-based spectroscopy for effective space debris classification.
    • The findings contribute to improved space situational awareness and debris management strategies.
    • The developed spectral analysis method offers a non-intrusive approach to identifying the origin and nature of space objects.