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Vanguard 1, the second US satellite launched on March 17, 1958.

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How old is vanguard1?

Vanguard 1 was the 4th artificial Earth satellite launched. It was placed in orbit on March 17, 1958. Communication was lost in 1964. It remains the oldest man-made satellite still in orbit and as such is the oldest piece of space junk orbiting Earth


What is the average speed of space debris orbiting the earth?

any debris at a height of a geostationary orbit will travel as fast as apporximately 7 kilometres a second


What is a small piece of rocky space debris that strikes the earth's surface?

meteorites


What most likely danger of debris left in Earth's orbit?

collision with space craft orbiting the Earth


What is most likely danger of debris left in earth's orbit?

collision with space craft orbiting the Earth


Why is John Glenn famous for?

The first man to orbit the earth in a satelite and the oldest person in space.


If a piece of space debris is too large to be a meteoroid and too small to be a planet it could be .?

an asteroid


Is John glenn famous and what did John glenn do?

yes. he orbit the earth and was the oldest human to venture space


A meteoriod that has reached earths atmosphere?

A piece of space debris that falls to earth is commonly known as a meteorite. When knocked out of orbit during collisions with other space material, meteorites can travel through the atmosphere and make landfall.


How do space agencies track space debris?

Space debris can be observed with telescopes.


What piece of space debris is too large to be a meteoroid and too small to be a planet it could be .?

It could be an asteroid or comet.


Can you see pictures of space debris?

Yes, you will be able to see photos of space debris if you google images 'space debris'.