Debris That Missed Station Unlikely To Pose Further Threat
HOUSTON — The unidentified object that sped close to the International Space Station on June 28, forcing the six crewmembers to take temporary refuge in their two Soyuz lifeboats, is unlikely to pose a further collision threat, NASA orbital debris experts believe. The object, which was at least...
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