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FYI Satellites In Practice: Vanessa Ayala

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FYI Satellites In Practice: Vanessa Ayala

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The main idea of the article is that the satellites that the college students created is small. Also that it is a lot of money to launch it. Also on how the students worked hard on doing it.

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Article Title: Around the World  (Space Junk) 

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Article Title: Around the World  (Space Junk) 

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The main idea of this article was about space junk. How basically earth's orbit was no longer serving any kind of purpose, like manmade stuff. The space junk was collected at an astounding rat.

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In October 4, 1957, the soviet union launched the very first man-made satellite-Sputnik 1 into orbit.

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malie guijarro junk can be anything , they also finally launched a satellite into the orbit

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Angel
It is about space jnk and that most of space junk is pieces of rockets and satilites but it ausesndamge to good satilites witch is big problem.

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their is a lot of junk on earth which creates space junk . Its no good bc it can do damage to the satellites.

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The article was about basically about the Russian during a war; where they finally launched a satellite into the orbit in October 4, 1957.  They called it the Sputnik.  It lasted like for a month inside the orbit and it went down.

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The russians shot the very first manmade satellite into space. This was before the u.s, so then they tried catching up, which ended with them sending a man to the moon before anyone else.---Alvaro ᕦ◕ل͜◕ᕥ

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In summary space junk can be anything but its mostly broken spaceships and satellite #emilio

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In summary space junk can be anything but its mostly broken spaceships and satellite #emilio

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Article Title: FYI Satellites The Final Frontier by Zeyda Cuevas 

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Article Title: FYI Satellites The Final Frontier by Zeyda Cuevas 

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Summary: A satellite was launched into space in October 4, 1957 called, Sputnik and it became big news for people. Even if the satellite didn't last long and didn't get much information but people still thought it was amazing

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The article was about how students from cal poly talk about how the cubesats were designed.Cubesats are satilites.They show how they are a source that saves money.(marlyn)

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this story is about the old satellite called the sputnik and the cold war between russian and us and the satilite got shut down and us is now in a weapons race with russia wich is realy taking all the money that is funded in the usa. (joey)

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Article Title: Around the World (Space Junk) by Jessica Duarte

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Article Title: Around the World (Space Junk) by Jessica Duarte

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Summary: This article talked about the debris and trash that is stuck in orbit around the Earth. This trash came from failed launches and broken old satellites. This could pose a problem because newer satellites can be damaged by the orbiting trash.

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Article TItle: In Practice (CubeSats) by Jessica Duarte

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Article TItle: In Practice (CubeSats) by Jessica Duarte

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Summary: In this article, it talked about students from Cal Poly and Stanford that designed small satellites just 10 cm by 10 cm by 10 cm that orbit the Earth. Their work demonstrated that satellites can be constructed and launched cheaply to save money and resources!

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Article Title: The Final Frontier (Sputnik 1) by Jessica Duarte

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Article Title: The Final Frontier (Sputnik 1) by Jessica Duarte

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Summary of Article's Main Idea: This article talks about the "space race" between the US and Russia during the Cold War. The Russians were the first to successfully launch a satellite into orbit in 1957. This satellite was called Sputnik 1 and lasted about a month in orbit before breaking down. The US was upset and worked really hard to compete with Russia!