Space Crash Debris To Orbit Earth For 10,000 Years

Space crash debris to orbit Earth for 10,000 years

AP - Debris from this week's satellite collision could circle Earth for up to 10,000 years, threatening many other satellites in an already-crowded area, Russia's Mission Control chief said Friday.

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