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ESA to launch a satellite to closely watch how it breaks up during its reentry into Earth 's atmosphere.
The Destructive Reentry Assessment Container Object , or DRACO , will collect data as it reenters the atmosphere and disintegrates.
The objective is to understand how satellites break up, so they can be designed to more fully disintegrate and burn up.
The mission will also help assess how spacecraft reentry events affect the environment.
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