According to recent observations, the gap between the bag and the ISS is increasing. Astronomers also announced a slight change in the eastward flight path.
Armed with binoculars, astronomy enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to observe this new space object, but do not forget that the bag flies in front of the ISS. The toolbox is expected to remain in orbit for a few more months and complete its celestial display by entering the atmosphere between March and July 2024.
This astral rendezvous isn’t NASA’s first with a spacecraft; Something similar had already happened at the beginning of this century.
Source: Ferra
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