400 km Above from Earth International Space Station Dodges orbital Debris full details

The International Space Station (ISS), which is deploying in space 400 km above the earth, is his second home for astronauts. A team of scientists is always deployed at the space station and completes many types of space missions from there. The space station has to face many types of challenges while circling the earth. The biggest challenge is the debris of satellites that have been destroyed. This debris rotates in space and sometimes comes in front of the space station. This happened recently. The space station survived the grip of orbital debris. All this happened when a cargo ship was about to reach the space station. News agency TASS handed over this to Russian Space Agency Roscosmos Information Has given It is said that the ISS class was up to 900 meters to avoid the debris. According to the initial data, the total height of the space station was 417.98 km from the Earth.

However, NASA has not said anything about this. The debris in the space is a big concern for satellites. This year the second time this happened when the ISS class was changed to avoid the debris. Statistics show that since December 1999, ISS class has been changed 32 times till December last year, so that it can be saved from collapsing with debris in space.

The International Space Station is a joint project of many countries. It also includes America and Russia. A team of astronauts is always deployed on the ISS and completes science related experiments and other works. The ISS dazzles the whole earth. It shares information about the countries that pass over. In the future, there is a preparation to remove the space station.

NASA has said that the ISS will be removed between 2030 and 2031. NASA says it will get out of the business of the International Space Station.