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Earth orbits / Manned spacecraft / Litter / Space debris / NASA Orbital Debris Program Office / United States Space Surveillance Network / Low Earth orbit / Satellite / Hypervelocity / Spaceflight / Space / Astrodynamics
Date: 2006-07-14 18:09:41
Earth orbits
Manned spacecraft
Litter
Space debris
NASA Orbital Debris Program Office
United States Space Surveillance Network
Low Earth orbit
Satellite
Hypervelocity
Spaceflight
Space
Astrodynamics

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