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Credit: Jim Bridenstine: NASA
HOUSTON—NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine called out last week’s “Shakti” anti-satellite test (ASAT) by India as he addressed an April 1 agency Town Hall gathering. Though much of the debris is scattered at low altitude and is expected to re-enter the Earth’s atmosphere soon, the U.S. Combined...
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