Priority Targets
10
Critical Risk (90+)
3
Total Mass
45,911 kg
Avg ADR Score
84.6
ADR Target Prioritization

Active Debris Removal candidates ranked by mass, orbital accessibility, and collision risk contribution. These objects pose the highest risk to operational spacecraft and are prime candidates for removal missions.

High-Priority Debris Objects
Ranked by ADR Score
RankObjectTypeMass (kg)Altitude (km)Inc (deg)Conj/yrADR Score
1SL-16 R/B (KOSMOS 1686)
NORAD 16182
Rocket Body8,30085071.012.498.7
2SL-16 R/B (KOSMOS 1500)
NORAD 13552
Rocket Body8,30082571.011.897.2
3SL-16 R/B (KOSMOS 2082)
NORAD 20625
Rocket Body8,30084271.010.995.8
4ENVISAT
NORAD 27386
Defunct8,21176598.56.289.5
5COSMOS 1408 DEB
NORAD 49044
Debris2,20046582.58.786.2
6SL-8 R/B
NORAD 11574
Rocket Body1,40098074.05.885.3
7METEOR 2-5
NORAD 12092
Defunct2,75092081.24.178.9
8H-2 R/B
NORAD 22285
Rocket Body3,00059028.53.874.5
9ARIANE 4 R/B
NORAD 23405
Rocket Body2,50078098.23.271.2
10DELTA 2 R/B
NORAD 25730
Rocket Body95085099.02.968.8
ADR Score Methodology
Mass Factor (40%)
Higher mass = more debris potential
Collision Rate (35%)
Historical conjunction frequency
Orbital Zone (25%)
Congested altitude bands

High-Priority Zones

Objects in the 750-900 km altitude band receive higher scores due to debris longevity (100+ years) and proximity to active mega-constellations. Russian SL-16 rocket bodies from the EORSAT/RORSAT programs dominate the priority list due to their exceptional mass (8,300 kg each).