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Russia’s Meteor-M satellite hit by micrometeorite

Submit on Tuesday, December 24th, 2019 22:57

One of Russia’s Meteor-M satellites became uncontrollable following an external impact, presumably a micrometeorite strike, Russia’s Roskosmos state space corporation said on its website. At present, the satellite has resumed controlled flight.

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