There are literally hundreds of millions of particles orbiting near Earth orbit. What we don't know is about the tiny little parts that are so numerous that totally outnumber the big ones. And what Adela 1 does, it brings much needed data about that pollution that we don't have right now, down to the scientists on Earth. Science is a piece of technology which will be fundamental for our future world. It's going to go in the director of the Austrian Space Farm and we are building a pit, the Austrian particle impact detector, which is one of the main instruments on board the Adela 1. What it does is it's a Pieter electric plate instrument we are building. When there is an impact of a space debris particle, it actually triggers electrical impulse we detecting. Because we are flying an orbit, we are measuring across the entire sphere around the Earth detecting space debris.