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2016's First Issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News Now Available

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ODQN, April 2016 Issue

The issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News covering January through April 2016 is now available. 

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Two More Collision Avoidance Maneuvers for the International Space Station

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ODQN October 2015

The October 2015 issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News is now available and features the article "Two More Collision Avoidance Maneuvers for the International Space Station." Continue reading for the full article.

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New Issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News

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ODQN July 2015

See the July issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News. 

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Orion EFT-1 Postflight MMOD Inspection

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ODQN Volume 19, Issue 2, April 2015

The April 2015 issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News features the article "Orion EFT-1 Postflight MMOD Inspection." Continue reading for the full article.

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First Orbital Debris Quarterly News of 2015 Now Available

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ODQN: January 2015

See the latest issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News. 

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Comet Siding Spring's Shift from Impact Hazard to Science Opportunity

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Orbital Debris Quarterly News October 2014

The October 2014 issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News includes an article featuring the comet Siding Spring and the science opportunities it presents. Continue reading for the full article.

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Dr. Jer Chyi (J.-C.) Liou Is New NASA Chief Scientist for Orbital Debris

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Orbital Debris Quarterly News

The July 2014 issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News included an article on Dr. Jer Chyi (J.-C.) Liou, NASA’s new chief scientist for orbital debris. Continue reading for the full article.

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New SATERN Course on Orbital Debris Is Now Available

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Orbital Debris Course

Want to learn more about orbital debris? A new SATERN course, “Orbital Debris,” is available.

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March Safety Message: The Legacy of Orbital Debris

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Safety Message: The Legacy of Orbital Debris

Hear Dr. Mark Matney from NASA's Orbital Debris Program Office discuss orbital debris and space safety in the March Safety Message.

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Updated: Nick Johnson, Chief Scientist of Orbital Debris, Says Goodbye to NASA

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Nick Johnson

Nick Johnson retired March 28, 2014, saying goodbye to NASA after 18 years as NASA's chief scientist of Orbital Debris (OD) and 10 as the OD Program Office's program manager.

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