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NASA condemns India for destroying a satellite and placing ISS at risk
NASA chief Jim Bridenstine said India has put the future of human space flight at risk after they successfully tested shooting down a satellite with a missile. 60 objects from the debris are 10 cm or bigger, making them large enough to track, 24 of which have gone above the apogee of the ISS.
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NASA to use 3D-printed parts for spacecraft for first time
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