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Satellite Collision May Have Endangered All Future Space Launches

8:00AM February 23, 2009 | Jack Loftus

Remember when those two satellites collided the other day? Seems that they’ll be the space junk.gift that keeps on giving, as their 800-km debris orbiting field could hamper all future space launches.

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Stealth Tech Blamed for International Sub Crash, French Crew Unaware They’d Hit Anyone for Days

8:34PM February 18, 2009 | John Herrman

How could two submarines end up colliding in the middle of the ocean? British military types are blaming excessive stealthiness, and the French claim they didn’t realise what had happened for days.

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Two Nuclear Submarines Collide in the Atlantic

2:57AM February 17, 2009 | Jesus Diaz

First Satellites colliding, now this. Two nuclear submarines carrying nuclear missiles, the British HMS Vanguard—in the image—and the French Le Triomphan, bumped in the Atlantic this February.

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It Finally Happened: Two Satellites Crash In Space

10:12AM February 12, 2009 | Wilson Rothman

The AP is reporting that two satellites just crashed about 800km above Siberia in the first-ever in-orbit collision of two spacecrafts.

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Ford Uses Balloon Cars for Crash Testing

4:40AM February 12, 2009 | Mark Wilson

While Ford has been developing a new collision warning system, they’ve decided that there are cheaper, safer ways to the R&D than smashing endless piles of cars into one another.

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