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Failed Russian Satellite Could Make An Uncontrolled Re-Entry This Week

Medicine & Technology Jan 05, 2022

The debris from the latest Angara A5 launch is expected to return to Earth in January due to a failed Russian satellite test.

Science Times - Small Russian Military Satellite Fragments Could Crash Down Earth This Week; To Happen After Persei Booster Malfunctions on Low Orbit

Small Russian Military Satellite Fragments Could Crash Down Earth This Week After Persei Booster Malfunctions on Low Orbit

Jan 04, 2022

A Russian military satellite and rocket stage's tiny fragments could come this week, crashing down, after the craft went through a malfunction on low Earth orbit.

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