Collision avoidance Totally Explained

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In spaceflight, collision avoidance (COLA) is the process of preventing a spacecraft from colliding with any other vehicle or object. COLA is primarily but not exclusively a concern during spaceflight launch windows. A launch window is said to have a "COLA blackout period" during intervals when the vehicle can't lift off to insure its trajectory doesn't take it too close to another object already in space.

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