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RE: Boeing-made satellite explodes in space - UltraBudgie - 10-24-2024

If you search for photos, the foreign press is really having fun with AI:

[Image: Intelsat33e_large.jpg]
https://www.ixbt.com/news/2024/10/22/v-roskosmose-zajavili-chto-razrushenie-zarubezhnogo-sputnika-intelsat33e-nosilo-odnomomentnyj-i-vysokojenergeticheskij.html

[Image: Intelsat-33e-collapsed.jpg.webp]
https://orbitaltoday.com/2024/10/23/intelsat-33e-satellite-built-by-boeing-just-collapsed-in-space/

I think the win goes to Italy though:

[Image: asteroid-breakup-representation-image-1024x536.webp]
https://tech.icrewplay.com/il-satellite-intelsat-33e-frantumato-spazio/

Here is an actual photo, taken out the window by Bob at BusinessWire:

[Image: AA1sMIbr.img?w=768&h=614&m=6]
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/boeing-made-satellite-explodes-in-space-after-experiencing-anomaly/ar-AA1sMK9I


(10-24-2024, 01:27 PM)Maxmars Wrote: Why does that make sense?

Because, since it wasn't insured, it affects capital loss calculations for Intelsat stakeholders, as well as the possibility of an extra-governmental investigation during the claim process, silly.