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    Japanisches Raumschiff macht beispiellose Fotos, als es dem Weltraumschrott gefährlich nahe kommt

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    1. TakeMeHomeUrbanRoads on

      I cant imagine how the moon is going to look like in 100 years.

    2. WiseRisk on

      Is this the first photo of a space junk flyby where we can actually see it? I don’t recall anything like this.

    3. dasschwerstegewicht on

      But… the thumbnail is clearly an ‘artists impression’ and the 3D scan/gif further down the article is from August so… did it take photos? It sounds like it made a close approach to 15m then aborted. Which is still cool but honestly who writes these?

    4. Crittsy on

      “Although the mission was to move even closer and prepare for a future capture, an unexpected issue caused the onboard collision avoidance system to abort the approach prematurely.” Wasn’t launched out of a extinct volcano was it?

    5. rangorn on

      Considering how clean Tokyo was when I was there I guess this is on par for them.

    6. JumpingCoconutMonkey on

      Sort of misleading headline. That’s the mission of this particular spacecraft, to get really close to existing things in space.

      It’s not like they were just minding their own business while recording a selfie and were buzzed by an unknown peice of space debris.

    7. Critical_Swan on

      God it’s nuts to me that they just leave that stuff up there, how much are those pieces worth lmao?

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