The 10 Worst Space Debris Events in History

On the night of January 11, 2007, a missile launched from central China climbed 865 kilometers and struck a retired weather satellite nearly head-on. In a few milliseconds, Fengyun-1C went from one tracked object to thousands. Nineteen years later, two thirds of that shrapnel is still circling the planet, and nearly one in five pieces of debris in the public catalog traces back to that single intercept. More

(Source: KeepTrack.space - Aug 4)