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NASA. Bridenstine: "India missile test a danger for human flight into space"

400 debris generated by the destroyed satellite

Still critical of the anti-satellite missile test carried out by India: NASA director Jim Bridenstine also pointed out that "400 orbital debris have been created that have seriously endangered the International Space Station and its astronauts". Of these only 60 pieces would be large enough to be tracked and 24 went beyond the apogee of the ISS, becoming harmless, but this "is not enough" and Bridenstine...

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Houston, USA, 04/02/2019 10:02
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AerospaceISS. From Russia: risk of collision with debris from the satellite destroyed by India

Warning that follows that of the director of NASA

The satellite debris destroyed by the Indian missile could endanger the security of the International Space Station (ISS). It was Roman Fattakhov, a senior assistant to the director of the Roscosmos Situational... more

AerospaceIndia. Modi: "We are a space superpower"

Successfully destroyed a satellite with a missile

In a message to the Nation the Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the success of a missile test that killed a satellite in the low Earth orbit, in an exercise that makes India the fourth country in... more

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