Debris from Chinese satellite not threat to space station
NASA concluded a 6 inch piece of space junk would stay at a safe distance from the International Space Station after 11 hours of tracking. Commander Kondratyev Paolo Nespoli and Catherine Coleman prepared to shelter in the Soyuz. threat lowered from red to green as it passed 3.3 miles away.
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