Space problems

[John S. Simpson]

Spaceships that are launched with a mission to fly outside the solar system have the chance of being destroyed in the "death belt", Asteroids: past, present, and future missions to small bodies. This belt consists of large and small asteroids moving at high speeds. Ships have been sent to the belt itself and beyond its limits, which have so far been able to remain unharmed and collect more information on how to protect future research forward from possible problems.