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Ecologists fear satellite debris could be spread across Russia
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The problem of space junk
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13:37 13/02/2009Wreckage of two satellites in orbit poses serious threat to others
13:12 13/02/2009The remnants of the U.S. and Russian satellites that collided on Tuesday poses a serious threat to other satellites on the same orbit, a Russian Mission Control official told journalists on Friday.

U.S. and Russia satellites collide
11:05 13/02/2009A privately owned U.S. communications satellite -- owned by Iridium-- collided with a defunct Russian military satellite above Russia's Arctic north. Space officials in Russia and the United States are now tracking hundreds of pieces of debris that were spewed into space.

Satellite collision debris 'no threat to ISS' - Roscosmos
10:23 12/02/2009The debris from a collision involving two communications satellites poses no threat to the International Space Station (ISS), a spokesman for Russia's space agency (Roscosmos) said on Thursday.

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U.S. and Russia satellites collide
11:05 13/02/2009A privately owned U.S. communications satellite -- owned by Iridium-- collided with a defunct Russian military satellite above Russia's Arctic north. Space officials in Russia and the United States are now tracking hundreds of pieces of debris that were spewed into space.

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