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The document discusses the International Space Station facing a potential collision with space debris from an old satellite. It provides details on the size and speed of the debris and measures being taken to move the ISS out of its path. Furthermore, it discusses recent space missions including observations of comet Hartley 2 and the Japanese solar sail spacecraft Ikaros.
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