The 1989 Phobos II Incident
In January, 1989, the Russian Phobos II, an unmanned satellite destined for Mars was allegedly knocked out by an unidentified elliptical object measuring 20 kilometers long.
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In January, 1989, the Russian Phobos II, an unmanned satellite destined for Mars was allegedly knocked out by an unidentified elliptical object measuring 20 kilometers long.
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Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin spoke about the future of space exploration and said the public would be interested in a monolith on Phobos, one of the two small moons that revolve around Mars. {source: CSPAN}