We've sent some pretty interesting payloads to space since the first satellite (Sputnik 1) launched on October 4, 1957. As ...

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Festival goers enjoy last year's “re-enactment” of the day a piece of Sputnik IV landed in Manitowic. It came from outer space…. and crashed down in the middle of a street in Manitowoc ...

Galbreath argues that a Sputnik-scale wake-up call has already happened — several times. “China blew up a satellite in 2007. Russia did the same in 2021. Both created massive debris clouds.

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SPUTNIK: Once I’m done with Hornet Disaster stuff I’m going to focus on taking some time off by doing side projects like Five Pebbles and Lola’s Pocket PC.

Sputnik was the size and shape of a basketball with a diameter of 23 inches and four antennae protruding from its body. While it was small in stature, it weighed 184 pounds.