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Featured 11 Nov 2002 Print
Artwork of space junk colliding with a satellite
Space junk collision. Artwork of space junk colliding with a satellite. The impacting debris here is a sliver of metal, and the collision has dislodged one of the satellite's solar panels. Space junk is the debris left in orbit by the hundreds of space missions which have taken place since the late 1950s. It mainly consists of old, dead payloads, burned out rocket bodies and operational debris such as optics covers and deployment equipment. It poses a serious threat to future missions due to the high risk of collisions. Even a small collision could severely damage space hardware, as here, and a collision on an inhabited space station could even prove fatal
© JULIAN BAUM/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Computer artwork of a black hole against starfield
Black hole. Computer artwork representing a black hole against a starfield. A black hole is a super- dense object, thought to form from the collapse of a huge star. Due to their incredible mass, the gravitational field around them is so strong that not even light may escape from their "surface". The point at which light can no longer escape from the object is called the event horizon. Although there is no definite proof of the existance of black holes, several strong candidates have been found in the form of large stars with small, dense companions which emit X-rays. It is thought that matter from the star falls towards the black hole, emitting X-rays before being pulled in
© Mehau Kulyk/Science Photo Library
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Formula One World Championship: Former Ferrari driver Carlos Reutemann put in some very impressive times when invited to test the Ferrari 412T2
Former Ferrari driver Carlos Reutemann (ARG) put in some very impressive times when invited to test the Ferrari 412T2. It was his first time back in an F1 seat since retiring thirteen seasons earlier.
Argentinean Grand Prix, Buenos Aires, 9 April 1995
© Sutton Motorsport Images
