Russia Rejects U.S. Accusations Of Endangering ISS Astronauts

The video discusses a recent incident where space debris forced astronauts on the ISS to take emergency measures. The debris was caused by a Russian anti-satellite test, which generated over 1500 pieces of trackable debris. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of space debris, with historical references to similar events by China and India. Experts express concerns about the safety of human spaceflight and the lack of technology to address the problem. The video concludes with a recent ISS incident involving new astronauts from the SpaceX Crew 3 mission.

What prompted the astronauts on the ISS to take emergency measures?

• A Russian anti-satellite test

• A solar flare

• A meteor shower

• A malfunction in the ISS

Which country conducted a similar space debris-generating test in 2007?

• Japan

• India

• United States

• China

What is the main concern regarding space debris according to John Christie?

• The cost of space missions

• The safety of humans in space

• The number of satellites in orbit

• The speed of space debris

What is a significant challenge in addressing space debris, as mentioned by Ray Wick?

• Lack of international cooperation

• Insufficient technology

• High cost of space missions

• Political will and funding

How long might it take for the debris from the latest incident to deorbit?

• 9 to 10 years

• 1 to 2 years

• 5 to 8 years

• 3 to 4 years