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 * to the sixteen firings and three Soyuz-capsule shelter orders, one attempted maneuver failed de to not having. [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7940431.stm "

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 * occur at up to 16 km/s (twice the orbital speed) if head-on - the 2009 satellite collision occurred at 11.7 km/s, [http://www.esa.int/esaMI/Space_Debris/1112600510257_0.html "What are
 * Space Debris Terrestrial Environment Reference 2005 (MASTER-2005); according to which there are 600,000 objects over 1&amp;nbsp;cm in orbit, most of them unobserved.