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SpaceX’s newest fleet of satellites is tumbling out of orbit after being struck by a solar storm
Up to 40 of the 49 small satellites launched last week have either reentered the atmosphere and burned up, or are on the verge of doing so, the company said in an online update Tuesday night.
SpaceX said a geomagnetic storm last Friday made the atmosphere denser, which increased the drag on the Starlink satellites, effectively dooming them.Ground controllers tried to save the compact, flat-panel satellites by putting them into a type of hibernation and flying them in a way to minimize drag. But the atmospheric pull was too great, and the satellites failed to awaken and climb to a higher, more stable orbit, according to the company.
SpaceX still has close to 2,000 Starlink satellites orbiting Earth and providing internet service to remote corners of the world. They circle the globe more than 550 kilometers.
The satellites hit by the solar storm were in a temporary position. SpaceX deliberately launches them into this unusually low orbit so that any duds can quickly reenter the atmosphere and pose no threat to other spacecraft.
There is no danger from these newly falling satellites, either in orbit or on the ground, according to the company.
Each satellite weighs less than 260 kilograms.
SpaceX described the lost satellites as a “unique situation.” Such geomagnetic storms are caused by intense solar activity like flares, which can send streams of plasma from the sun’s corona hurtling out into space and toward Earth.
Since launching the first Starlink satellites in 2019, Elon Musk envisions a constellation of thousands more satellites to increase internet service. SpaceX is trying to help restore internet service to Tonga through this network following the devastating volcanic eruption and tsunami.
Astronomers are distressed that these mega constellations will ruin nighttime observations from Earth. The International Astronomical Union is forming a new center for the protection of dark skies.

40 of 49 SpaceX satellites launched last week fall out of orbit: here's why & should you worry

SpaceX&rsquo;s newest fleet of satellites is tumbling out of orbit after being struck by a solar storm
Up to 40 of the 49 small satellites launched last week have either reentered the atmosphere and burned up, or are on the verge of doing so.
SpaceX said a geomagnetic storm last Friday made the atmosphere denser, which increased the drag on the Starlink satellites, effectively dooming them.
SpaceX still has close to 2,000 Starlink satellites orbiting Earth and providing internet service to remote corners of the world. They circle the globe more than 550 kilometers.
The satellites hit by the solar storm were in a temporary position. SpaceX deliberately launches them into this unusually low orbit so that any duds can quickly reenter the atmosphere and pose no threat to other spacecraft.
According to the company there is no danger from these newly falling satellites, either in orbit or on the ground.
Each satellite weighs less than 260 kilograms.
Since launching the first Starlink satellites in 2019, Elon Musk envisions a constellation of thousands more satellites to increase internet service.

Astronomers are distressed that these mega constellations will ruin nighttime observations from Earth. The International Astronomical Union is forming a new center for the protection of dark skies.

SpaceX&rsquo;s newest fleet of satellites is tumbling out of orbit after being struck by a solar storm
Up to 40 of the 49 small satellites launched last week have either reentered the atmosphere and burned up, or are on the verge of doing so, the company said in an online update Tuesday night.
SpaceX said a geomagnetic storm last Friday made the atmosphere denser, which increased the drag on the Starlink satellites, effectively dooming them. Ground controllers tried to save the compact, flat-panel satellites by putting them into a type of hibernation and flying them in a way to minimize drag. But the atmospheric pull was too great, and the satellites failed to awaken and climb to a higher, more stable orbit, according to the company.
SpaceX still has close to 2,000 Starlink satellites orbiting Earth and providing internet service to remote corners of the world. They circle the globe more than 550 kilometers.
The satellites hit by the solar storm were in a temporary position. SpaceX deliberately launches them into this unusually low orbit so that any duds can quickly reenter the atmosphere and pose no threat to other spacecraft.
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There is no danger from these newly falling satellites, either in orbit or on the ground, according to the company.
Each satellite weighs less than 260 kilograms.
SpaceX described the lost satellites as a &ldquo;unique situation.&rdquo; Such geomagnetic storms are caused by intense solar activity like flares, which can send streams of plasma from the sun&rsquo;s corona hurtling out into space and toward Earth.
Since launching the first Starlink satellites in 2019, Elon Musk envisions a constellation of thousands more satellites to increase internet service. SpaceX is trying to help restore internet service to Tonga through this network following the devastating volcanic eruption and tsunami.
Astronomers are distressed that these mega constellations will ruin nighttime observations from Earth. The International Astronomical Union is forming a new center for the protection of dark skies.

A SpaceX capsule carrying four astronauts has docked at the International Space Station. The orbiting outpost will be their home for the next six months.
Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the mission, which includes two other American and one German&nbsp;astronaut.
Chari, who is a US Air Force colonel, is making his first trip to space.
The crew will perform scientific experiments and maintain the orbiting research lab.
It took 21 hours for the flight from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre to reach the International Space Station on Thursday.
The flight was initially postponed from October 31, first for weather, then a "minor medical issue" affecting one of the crew
The one German and three US astronauts said it was an emotional moment when they first spotted the space station 20 miles (30 kilometres) distant &mdash; "a pretty glorious sight," according to Raja Chari, commander of the Dragon capsule.
"Floating in space and shining like a diamond," noted German astronaut Matthias Maurer. "We're all very thrilled, very excited." The Dragon's entire flight was automated, with Chari and pilot Tom Marshburn monitoring the capsule systems, ready to take control if necessary. At one point, they reported what looked like a "gnarled knob" or possibly a small mechanical nut floating past their camera's field of view, but SpaceX Mission Control said it posed no concern. The docking occurred 263 miles (423 kilometres) above the eastern Caribbean.
The station's welcoming committee consisted of three astronauts instead of the originally planned seven. That's because SpaceX returned four of the station residents on Monday, after the new arrivals' launch kept getting delayed.
While Chari, Marshburn, Maurer and NASA astronaut Kayla Barron were adapting to weightlessness &mdash; all but Marshburn are space rookies &mdash; the previous crew was adjusting to life back on Earth.
"Gravity sucks, but getting used to it slowly," Japanese astronaut Akihoki Hoshide tweeted.
The new crew will spend the next six months at the space station and, during that time, host two groups of visiting tourists. Russia will launch the first bunch in December and SpaceX the second in February

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Indian connect to the new crew at International Space Station

A SpaceX capsule carrying four astronauts has docked at the International Space Station. The orbiting outpost will be their home for the next six months.
Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the mission, which includes two other American and one German astronaut.
Chari, who is a US Air Force colonel, is making his first trip to space.
The crew will perform scientific experiments and maintain the orbiting research lab.
It took 21 hours for the flight from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre to reach the International Space Station on Thursday.
The flight was initially postponed from October 31, first for weather, then a "minor medical issue" affecting one of the crew

Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the NASA mission, which includes two other American and one German&nbsp;astronauts

A SpaceX capsule carrying four astronauts has docked at the International Space Station. The orbiting outpost will be their home for the next six months.
Indian-American Raja Chari is the commander of the mission, which includes two other American and one German&nbsp;astronaut.
Chari, who is a US Air Force colonel, is making his first trip to space.
The crew will perform scientific experiments and maintain the orbiting research lab.
It took 21 hours for the flight from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre to reach the International Space Station on Thursday.
The flight was initially postponed from October 31, first for weather, then a "minor medical issue" affecting one of the crew
The one German and three US astronauts said it was an emotional moment when they first spotted the space station 20 miles (30 kilometres) distant &mdash; "a pretty glorious sight," according to Raja Chari, commander of the Dragon capsule.
"Floating in space and shining like a diamond," noted German astronaut Matthias Maurer. "We're all very thrilled, very excited." The Dragon's entire flight was automated, with Chari and pilot Tom Marshburn monitoring the capsule systems, ready to take control if necessary. At one point, they reported what looked like a "gnarled knob" or possibly a small mechanical nut floating past their camera's field of view, but SpaceX Mission Control said it posed no concern. The docking occurred 263 miles (423 kilometres) above the eastern Caribbean.
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The station's welcoming committee consisted of three astronauts instead of the originally planned seven. That's because SpaceX returned four of the station residents on Monday, after the new arrivals' launch kept getting delayed.
While Chari, Marshburn, Maurer and NASA astronaut Kayla Barron were adapting to weightlessness &mdash; all but Marshburn are space rookies &mdash; the previous crew was adjusting to life back on Earth.
"Gravity sucks, but getting used to it slowly," Japanese astronaut Akihoki Hoshide tweeted.
The new crew will spend the next six months at the space station and, during that time, host two groups of visiting tourists. Russia will launch the first bunch in December and SpaceX the second in February

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission, comprising of the first all-civilian crew to be ever launched into Earth's orbit, saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.
SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsules, dubbed as Resilience, parachuted into the sea around 7 p.m. EDT, shortly before sunset, after an automated re-entry descent back to Earth.
Notably, the descent involving a plunge through Earth's atmosphere generated frictional heat that sent temperatures around the capsules soaring to 1,927 degrees Celsius. The astronauts' flight suits are designed to keep them cool if the cabin heats up.
Earlier, the four crew members who spent three-days in the orbit had shared visuals from inside the mission and were seen playing ukulele!
Upon safe return of the crew members, SpaceX, the private rocketry company founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted - 'Splashdown! Welcome back to planet Earth, @Inspiration4x!'
The Inspiration4 team had blasted off on Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center marking the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

'Splashdown!': SpaceX welcomes back Inspiration4 orbital crew

'Splashdown!': Watch exciting visuals of SpaceX's&nbsp;crew members returning back to Earth after completing a three-day long mission in Earth's orbit.

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission, comprising of the first all-civilian crew to be ever launched into Earth's orbit, saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.
SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsules, dubbed as Resilience, parachuted into the sea around 7 p.m. EDT, shortly before sunset, after an automated re-entry descent back to Earth.
Notably, the descent involving a plunge through Earth's atmosphere generated frictional heat that sent temperatures around the capsules soaring to 1,927 degrees Celsius. The astronauts' flight suits are designed to keep them cool if the cabin heats up.
Earlier, the four crew members who spent three-days in the orbit had shared visuals from inside the mission and were seen playing ukulele!
Upon safe return of the crew members, SpaceX, the private rocketry company founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted - 'Splashdown! Welcome back to planet Earth, @Inspiration4x!'
The Inspiration4 team had blasted off on Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center marking the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission&nbsp;saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.&nbsp;The mission marked the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission, comprising of the first all-civilian crew to be ever launched into Earth's orbit, saw its four crew members splashing back off Florida's coast on Saturday.
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Notably, the descent involving a plunge through Earth's atmosphere generated frictional heat that sent temperatures around the capsules soaring to 1,927 degrees Celsius. The astronauts' flight suits are designed to keep them cool if the cabin heats up.
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Earlier, the four crew members who spent three-days in the orbit had shared visuals from inside the mission and were seen playing ukulele!
Upon safe return of the crew members, SpaceX, the private rocketry company founded by Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted - 'Splashdown! Welcome back to planet Earth, @Inspiration4x!'
The Inspiration4 team had blasted off on Wednesday from the Kennedy Space Center marking the farthest any human has flown from Earth since NASA's Apollo moon program.

Winner of this reality show will get to go to space for 10 days! 

Fancy a trip to space? Following the success of SpaceX Crew Dragon mission, an American production company has said that they have secured a seat on a 2023 mission to the International Space Station for a very special purpose.&nbsp;
The company is producing a reality show titled Space Hero and the winner of this show will bag a 10-day stay on the International Space Station. 'Space Hero will provide an opportunity for anyone from any background to become the first globally-elected space explorer to take part in a mission to the International Space Station,' the producers said in a statement.
The news, first reported by Deadline, has not offered any more details about the competition's format, release date and so on.&nbsp;

Production company secures special seat on 2023 space mission&nbsp;
To produce a reality show titled Space Hero&nbsp;
Winner gets a 10-day stay on the International Space Station
Touts anyone can be the '1st globally-elected space explorer'
Contest format, release date not revealed yet&nbsp;

Fancy a trip to space? Following the success of SpaceX Crew Dragon mission, an American production company has said that they have secured a seat on a 2023 mission to the International Space Station for a very special purpose.&nbsp;
The company is producing a reality show titled Space Hero and the winner of this show will bag a 10-day stay on the International Space Station. 'Space Hero will provide an opportunity for anyone from any background to become the first globally-elected space explorer to take part in a mission to the International Space Station,' the producers said in a statement.
The news, first reported by Deadline, has not offered any more details about the competition's format or release date.&nbsp;

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