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Someone Has Moved the UK’s Oldest Satellite. No One Knows How or Why, But There’s One Suspect

Space

The military anticipated that the Skynet-1A satellite would fall into a gravity hole over the Indian Ocean. Instead, it drifted all the way to the opposite side of the world, defying the laws of orbital mechanics.

Researchers Successfully Launch the First Wooden Satellite Into Space. They Want to Change the Rules

Space

LignoSat, manufactured in Japan, is made from magnolia wood.

A Boeing Satellite Exploded in Geostationary Orbit. Its 57 Fragments Will Float On for Thousands of Years in the Universe

Space

The satellite, which provided services to governments and businesses across three continents, was uninsured.

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Satellites:Someone Has Moved the UK’s Oldest Satellite. No One Knows How or Why, But There’s One Suspect.Researchers Successfully Launch the First Wooden..

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