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Our #SlingshotBeacon partner, @Numerica_Corp, leveraging their global telescope network, imaged the debris field created by the Russian anti-satellite test against #Cosmos1408 in #LEO causing alarm to the #ISS crew, satellite operators, and spacefaring nations.pic.twitter.com/uK2NOmVHnr
In addition to these images, Slingshot Aerospace’s partner @numerica_corp has also provided a video from shortly after impact. The circled areas show the newly created debris in LEO from the Russian anti-satellite test (#ASAT) against #Cosmos1408.pic.twitter.com/E1FZbjVZEy
Our partners @numerica_corp have provided us with a new image from Chile on Sunday night. The telescope is following the pre-breakup satellite trajectory, which shows the debris (red circles), from the Russian anti-satellite test against #Cosmos1408, spreading in many directions.pic.twitter.com/vVeMqcIdGi
Wow, thanks!
WTF is Russia up to doing that?!!!
Surely the Russians would have known the satellite would break up into thousands of small pieces.
Safety always comes in 2nd for Russia! Geez
Good morning, Would we be able to use this photograph with credits to Numerica? Please let us know. Thanks
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