Posted on Feb 9, 2022
Space junk is making a dangerous mess of our solar system
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Decades of space travel have left space filled with dangerous debris.
Some of this space junk — ranging from tiny to the size of a school bus — is orbiting at more than 17,000 miles per hour and causing headaches and near-misses that will only become more of an issue with a huge uptick in space launches and more satellites.
Host Scott Tong speaks with The Washington Post's NASA and space reporter, Christian Davenport.
Some of this space junk — ranging from tiny to the size of a school bus — is orbiting at more than 17,000 miles per hour and causing headaches and near-misses that will only become more of an issue with a huge uptick in space launches and more satellites.
Host Scott Tong speaks with The Washington Post's NASA and space reporter, Christian Davenport.
Space junk is making a dangerous mess of our solar system
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Are we treating space like we do the oceans? Whoever put it there should go get it
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My son spent a couple of years at Vandenberg helping to track this stuff.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Lt Col Charlie Brown A Seabee I went to Boot Camp with and Worked with on Adak, Arthur French, ended up as a Civilian working at GEODSS on Diego Garcia where We'd Cross paths again.
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