Astronauts aboard the ISS forced to take cover after retired Russian satellite broke into nearly 200 shards of debris ...Middle East

The U.S. Sun - News

ASTRONAUTS aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have been forced to take shelter after a disused Russian satellite broke up in orbit. Nearly 200 shards of debris were sprayed near the path of the ISS, meaning astronauts had to brace for a potential impact for about an hour. Space Command, which tracks hazardous debris in space, said there was no immediate threat to other satellites AlamyWhile large debris-generating events are rare, they are of increasing concern to both space objects and infrastructure and people on Earth[/caption] The incident occurred in an orbit near the ISS at 4pm GMT on Wednesday, according to US Space Command. It happened in a region of the atm

Hence then, the article about astronauts aboard the iss forced to take cover after retired russian satellite broke into nearly 200 shards of debris was published today ( Friday 28/06/2024 - 01:41 PM ) and is available on The U.S. Sun ( Middle East ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Astronauts aboard the ISS forced to take cover after retired Russian satellite broke into nearly 200 shards of debris )

Last updated : 28 June 2024 clock 01:41 PM

Also on site :

Astronauts aboard the ISS forced to take cover after retired Russian satellite broke into nearly 200 shards of debris ...Middle East

Sharks president hints at team’s approach toward NHL trade deadline

Gracie Abrams to Make Her Acting Debut in A24 Film From ‘Babygirl’ Director

Official says law Trump is using to seek legal fees in Georgia election case likely unconstitutional

14 Genius Organizing Products That Will Transform Your Home Instantly

Death toll from Israeli aggression in Gaza rises to 71,439

Rochester Police block off part of Hollenbeck Street in Rochester

The Defiance Is Steadily Building, in Increasingly Unlikely Places

Watch Anderson .Paak Invade the K-Pop Scene in the Trailer for His Directorial Debut ‘K-POPS!’

Walt Disney Company Names Asad Ayaz as First-Ever Chief Marketing Officer

If Iran's government now has an 'expiration date,' what next?

The job market is broken, but Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is ‘fairly confident’ that AI will increase productivity and therefore, hiring—but there’s a catch

NC transitional housing nonprofit opens new location in Rowan County

Toro Canyon Road Residents Told To Shelter-In-Place For Possible Armed Suspect In The Area

There’s only one way to win this year’s Traitors

‘Told on good authority’: Trump says Iran protester killings ‘stopping’; claims ‘no execution plans’