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Description	English: Orbital Debris Quarterly News Volume 21, Issue 1 (ODQN 21-1) A quarterly publication, the ODQN publishes some of the latest events in orbital debris research, offers orbital debris news and statistics, and presents project reviews and meeting reports, as well as upcoming events. Each issue is available as a downloadable PDF file. Indian RISAT-1 Spacecraft Fragments in Late September – Update Space Debris Sensor Waiting for Launch Twentieth Anniversary of the ODQN John Africano NASA/AFRL Orbital Debris Observatory Status and Recognition New Version of DAS Now Available Reaction of Spacecraft Batteries to Hypervelocity Impact SDS is Readied for Flight Space Missions and Satellite Box Score
Date	February 2017
Source	https://orbitaldebris.jsc.nasa.gov/quarterly-news/newsletter.html/ (direct link)
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Short title	ODQN 21-1
Image title	A quarterly publication, the ODQN publishes some of the latest events in orbital debris research, offers orbital debris news and statistics, and presents project reviews and meeting reports, as well as upcoming events. Each issue is available as a downloadable PDF file.
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Keywords	orbital debris ODQN RISAT-1 Spacecraft fragments Space Debris Sensor ODPO Website NASA/AFRL Orbital Debris Observatory MCAT DAS Hypervelocity impact Li-ion batteries Monthly number of objects Monthly mass of objects Satellite Box Score International Space Missions
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