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On Leaving the Station with a 4 Kg Satellite in 1997, a Russian Cosmonaut Literally Put a Satellite in Orbit Like No One Before Him.

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In the space vacuum, some satellites are not powered by an engine or ejected by a sophisticated mechanical system: they are simply launched by hand by cosmonauts in an extra-vehicular output. An ordinary, almost childish gesture, which is enough to place an object in orbit around the Earth. To remember From [...]
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In the space vacuum, some satellites are not powered by an engine or ejected by a sophisticated mechanical system: they are simply launched by hand by cosmonauts in an extra-vehicular output. An ordinary, almost childish gesture, which is enough to place an object in orbit around the Earth. To remember From [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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