Satellite crash raises growing concern over space junk

RT 2009-02-13

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Russia is monitoring the wreckage of two communications satellites that collided in space above Siberia. NASA says neither the earth nor the International Space Station are at risk from the debris of the Russian and American satellites. But what caused the accident and who’s to blame?

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