Satellite Catastrophe Over Indian Ocean: Intelsat 33e Break-Up Spawns Debris Cloud, Posing Threat to Global Communications Network

Beijing, China – A significant incident in space has raised concerns about the safety of satellites in geostationary orbit. The Intelsat 33e, a communications satellite vital for internet and phone services across Europe, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region, disintegrated over the Indian Ocean. This event has led to the scattering of debris that could pose a threat to hundreds of other satellites operating in the same orbital region. Weighing approximately 6,600 kilograms (14,600 pounds), Intelsat …

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North Korea’s Latest Satellite Launch Ends in Fiery Explosion – New Fuel Technology Showcased

Seoul, South Korea – North Korea’s recent attempt to launch a satellite ended in a dramatic fireball as it dropped into the Yellow Sea shortly after takeoff. Despite the failure, analysts have noted significant advancements in the reclusive country’s pursuit of space technology. The launch featured a new “liquid oxygen and petroleum engine” in the rocket’s first stage. According to reports from state media KCNA, the failure was attributed to the newly developed liquid-fuel rocket …

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North Korea’s Attempt to Launch Spy Satellite Ends in Failure, Prompts International Concerns

Pyongyang, North Korea’s attempt at launching a rocket with a spy satellite ended in failure on Monday, with the projectile exploding mid-air, according to reports from state media. The failure comes after South Korea’s military initially reported the launch of an “unidentified projectile.” According to North Korean officials, the new satellite carrier rocket failed during its flight of the first stage when it exploded in mid-air. An analysis indicated that a newly developed liquid fuel …

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