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The Outer Space Treaty May Soon Get Its First Update in Over 50 Years

The Vexing Problem of Space Pollution

Russian Anti-Satellite Missile Test Endangers Space Station Crew: NASA

Space Debris Punches Hole in International Space Station’s Robotic Arm

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Four Months After ASAT Test, 40% of Debris Still in Orbit

An ASAT weapon tested by DRDO on March 27 takes from a range in Odisha. Credit: Press Information Bureau

How Much Space Debris From India’s ASAT Test is Still in Orbit?

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DRDO Defends ‘Shakti’ Test as Experts Say Indian ASAT Debris ‘Threatens All LEO Sats’