Space objects contingency plan = Plan d'urgence en cas de retombees de debris spatiaux.

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Emergency Preparedness Canada

Material type: Text

TextSeries: EPC ; No. 18/87Publication details: [Ottawa]: [Supply and Services. Canada], 1987Description: 15p., 17pSubject(s):

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P 658.4770971 SPA

Subject: Space exploration and the launching of earth satellites has resulted in the orbital decay of some items which fall to earth as space debris. Recent instances of these unscheduled re-entries occurred with Cosmos 1 and Skylab impacting on Canada and Australia respectively. A contigency plan involving both federal and provinsional government is proposed, consisting of pre-entry, entry and damage assessment phases of coping with a space object re-entry emergency in Canada

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Space exploration and the launching of earth satellites has resulted in the orbital decay of some items which fall to earth as space debris. Recent instances of these unscheduled re-entries occurred with Cosmos 1 and Skylab impacting on Canada and Australia respectively. A contigency plan involving both federal and provinsional government is proposed, consisting of pre-entry, entry and damage assessment phases of coping with a space object re-entry emergency in Canada

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