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

The Wire Staff 30/07/2019

India had said the debris would decay within 45...

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India’s ASAT Test: US Highlights Shared Interests, Mutes Concern Over Space Debris

The Wire Staff 28/03/2019

Though acting defence secretary Patrick Shanahan brought up the...

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Having Tested Its ASAT Capability, India Should Help Shape Global Space Norms

Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan 28/03/2019

Having crossed the rubicon, it can join the conversations...

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India Takes U-Turn on ASAT Tests Undermining Consensus on Peaceful Use of Space

Devirupa Mitra 28/03/2019

Diplomatic sources indicated that a mixed response is likely...