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Suspected Space Junk Crashes Through Florida Man's Home: ''Almost Hit My Son''
The incident happened on March 8, when a two-pound cylindrical-shaped object crashed through the roof of a family home in Naples, Florida.
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NASA Seeks "Space Tug" Ideas To Crash Space Station Back To Earth
The space station is by far the largest single structure ever built in space.
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A 23-Tonne Chunk Of Dead Space Rocket Set To Crash Back To Earth: Report
An official of the company that tracks orbital reentries said that "88% of the world's population is at risk".
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NASA Shares Satellite Image Of 9/11 Terror Attacks To Commemorate 21st Anniversary
9/11 Anniversary: To commemorate the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, NASA on Sunday took to Twitter to share a photo one of its astronauts took of New York City from Space, after hijacked planes crashed into the city's iconic twin towers
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Russia Warns Sanctions Could Cause International Space Station To Crash
Russia has warned that thesanctions could cause the International Space Station to crash,news agency AFP reported quoting an official.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Responds to Russian Space Chief's Warning on Future of ISS
Elon Musk has said his company SpaceX would save the International Space Station (ISS) from crashing after the head of the Russian space agency warned that the crippling sanctions announced by the West against Moscow could lead to the ISS falling into the US, Europe, or India.
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ISS Could Crash in India: Russian Space Chief Warns After US Sanctions Over Ukraine Invasion
Russian space agency chief Dmitry Rogozin went livid on Twitter after US imposed damaging sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. He issued wild warnings including one about the Internation Space Station losing orbit and crashing in India and China.
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NASA to Retire International Space Station in January 2031, Lays Out Plans for Final Years
International Space Station (ISS) is entering its final decade of operational life and NASA is planning to open it for commercial activities. The space agency has detailed the transition plan in a new report. It outlines the steps being taken by NASA to develop “both the supply and demand side” of the low-Earth-orbit commercial economy.
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China Slams US After "Close Encounters" In Space
Beijing on Tuesday accused the United States of irresponsible and unsafe conduct in space over two "close encounters" between the Chinese space station and satellites operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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T-Minus One Week Until China's Space Lab Crashes To Earth. Here's What It Will Look Like
When Tiangong-1 rocketed into the sky in 2011, optimists hoped the space station - literal translation: "heavenly palace" - would be a model for a permanent fixture among the stars, a space laboratory that was among humankind's first footsteps in the Cosmos.
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China's Space Lab Will Soon Crash To Earth. Scientists Think They Know Where - Sort Of.
China's 9-ton space station, Tiangong-1, will come falling from space soon, and it's predicted to head in that general direction.
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China's 8-Ton Space Lab Will Soon Crash To Earth. No One Knows Where It Will Hit.
In September 2016, Chinese officials confirmed that they had lost control of the space lab and that it would crash into Earth sometime in the latter half of 2017. In May, China told the United Nations that the lab would reenter Earth between October and April 2018.
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Russia Successfully Launches Space Freighter After Crash
Russia on Wednesday successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft taking food and equipment to the International Space Station after the previous such ship crashed to Earth shortly after launch in December.
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Why Scheduling Naps Is One Of NASA's Most Important Jobs
Russian astronaut Vasily Tsibliyev hadn't had a good night's sleep for 12 days. He was being kept awake on purpose, as part of a study about sleeping on board the space station Mir. On the 13th day, June 25, 1997, he was assigned to guide a cargo ship to dock with the space station. But the ship came in too fast, crashing into Mir and knocking out ...
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SpaceX Says Accident Probe Will Not Slow Space Taxi Effort
SpaceX on Thursday said efforts to develop and certify a space taxi for NASA are not being slowed by an investigation into a launch pad fire that destroyed its rocket and a $200 million Israeli communications satellite.
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Suspected Space Junk Crashes Through Florida Man's Home: ''Almost Hit My Son''
The incident happened on March 8, when a two-pound cylindrical-shaped object crashed through the roof of a family home in Naples, Florida.
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NASA Seeks "Space Tug" Ideas To Crash Space Station Back To Earth
The space station is by far the largest single structure ever built in space.
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A 23-Tonne Chunk Of Dead Space Rocket Set To Crash Back To Earth: Report
An official of the company that tracks orbital reentries said that "88% of the world's population is at risk".
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NASA Shares Satellite Image Of 9/11 Terror Attacks To Commemorate 21st Anniversary
9/11 Anniversary: To commemorate the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, NASA on Sunday took to Twitter to share a photo one of its astronauts took of New York City from Space, after hijacked planes crashed into the city's iconic twin towers
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Russia Warns Sanctions Could Cause International Space Station To Crash
Russia has warned that thesanctions could cause the International Space Station to crash,news agency AFP reported quoting an official.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Responds to Russian Space Chief's Warning on Future of ISS
Elon Musk has said his company SpaceX would save the International Space Station (ISS) from crashing after the head of the Russian space agency warned that the crippling sanctions announced by the West against Moscow could lead to the ISS falling into the US, Europe, or India.
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ISS Could Crash in India: Russian Space Chief Warns After US Sanctions Over Ukraine Invasion
Russian space agency chief Dmitry Rogozin went livid on Twitter after US imposed damaging sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. He issued wild warnings including one about the Internation Space Station losing orbit and crashing in India and China.
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NASA to Retire International Space Station in January 2031, Lays Out Plans for Final Years
International Space Station (ISS) is entering its final decade of operational life and NASA is planning to open it for commercial activities. The space agency has detailed the transition plan in a new report. It outlines the steps being taken by NASA to develop “both the supply and demand side” of the low-Earth-orbit commercial economy.
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China Slams US After "Close Encounters" In Space
Beijing on Tuesday accused the United States of irresponsible and unsafe conduct in space over two "close encounters" between the Chinese space station and satellites operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
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T-Minus One Week Until China's Space Lab Crashes To Earth. Here's What It Will Look Like
When Tiangong-1 rocketed into the sky in 2011, optimists hoped the space station - literal translation: "heavenly palace" - would be a model for a permanent fixture among the stars, a space laboratory that was among humankind's first footsteps in the Cosmos.
-
China's Space Lab Will Soon Crash To Earth. Scientists Think They Know Where - Sort Of.
China's 9-ton space station, Tiangong-1, will come falling from space soon, and it's predicted to head in that general direction.
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China's 8-Ton Space Lab Will Soon Crash To Earth. No One Knows Where It Will Hit.
In September 2016, Chinese officials confirmed that they had lost control of the space lab and that it would crash into Earth sometime in the latter half of 2017. In May, China told the United Nations that the lab would reenter Earth between October and April 2018.
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Russia Successfully Launches Space Freighter After Crash
Russia on Wednesday successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft taking food and equipment to the International Space Station after the previous such ship crashed to Earth shortly after launch in December.
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Why Scheduling Naps Is One Of NASA's Most Important Jobs
Russian astronaut Vasily Tsibliyev hadn't had a good night's sleep for 12 days. He was being kept awake on purpose, as part of a study about sleeping on board the space station Mir. On the 13th day, June 25, 1997, he was assigned to guide a cargo ship to dock with the space station. But the ship came in too fast, crashing into Mir and knocking out ...
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SpaceX Says Accident Probe Will Not Slow Space Taxi Effort
SpaceX on Thursday said efforts to develop and certify a space taxi for NASA are not being slowed by an investigation into a launch pad fire that destroyed its rocket and a $200 million Israeli communications satellite.
