Defunct Satellite and Rocket Stage Nearly Collide in Potential 'Worst-Case Scenario'
Spending Time In Space Can Harm The Human Body − But Scientists Are Working To Mitigate These Risks Before Sending People To Mars | Discover Magazine
Space exploration - Human, Debate, Consequences | Britannica
Another Uncontrolled Chinese Rocket Body is Falling Toward Earth. Any Questions? | by The Aerospace Corporation | Aerospace TechBlog | Medium
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ESA - Rocket break-up provides rare chance to test debris formation
The Plan to Turn Scrapped Rockets Into Space Stations | WIRED
What happens to your body when you die in space? | Popular Science
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Rocket Lab schedules Astroscale's launch for 'space junk' inspection mission – SatNews
ESA - Rocket body explosions
Satellite, rocket body miss collision by only 20 feet in what could have been 'worst-case scenario' | Fox Weather
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ESA - Rocket body explosions
Could An Uncontrolled Rocket Re-Entry Kill a Human? Scientists Just Did The Math - CNET
Lights in sky were likely from rocket body returning to Earth | News, Sports, Jobs - Maui News
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The International Space Station dodged a fragment of a decades-old rocket body early Friday morning, continuing a stretch of space debris threats to the orbiting laboratory : r/space
NASA Slammed a Rocket Body Into the Moon for Science 10 Years Ago Today | Space
How to Deal With Rocket Boosters and Other Giant Space Garbage | WIRED
ESA - About space debris
Many types of rocket bodies that exist in orbit. | Download Scientific Diagram
Close call! 2 huge pieces of space debris had a near-miss in Earth orbit | Space
Rocket body crashes into the Moon | ANU Institute for Space
Space exploration - Shuttle, Astronauts, Missions | Britannica
