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[i]"They collided at an altitude of 790 kilometers (491 miles) over northern Siberia Tuesday about noon Washington time," said Nicholas Johnson, NASA's chief scientist for orbital debris at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. "The U.S. space surveillance network detected a large number of debris from both objects." ..."We don't have an air traffic controller in space. There is no universal way of knowing what's coming in your direction."[/i]
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