Russia Dumps Mir Into South Pacific After Unpaid Orbit
The aging Mir space station reentered the atmosphere over the South Pacific after Russia could no longer afford to maintain it. Debris spread across a wide swath, with 27 and a half tons expected to reach Earth. Mission Control officials spoke of professionalism and no recovery plans.
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Mir space station a rusted symbol of spaceflight endurance
The Mir space station, despite being a malfunctioning, moldy danger, outlasted the empire that built it. NASA officials praised its achievement, noting no deaths or serious injuries in its 15 years in orbit. It hosted 23,000 experiments and even grew wheat aboard.
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