objects we can track fall back to the planet at a rate of about one a day. Most are incinerated in the atmosphere or plop into sparsely populated areas and the sea. In some cases, operators can even steer decrepit satellites into deep-sea zones known as “spacecraft cemeteries.” One of these in the Pacific holds an astonishing 160-some relics, including the European Space Agency’s Jules Verne craft, whose spectacular 2008 reentry was captured on video.

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