Space news: 'Humanity star' satellite disco ball will crash into earth's atmosphere | Science | News | Express.co.uk
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There's now a 'disco ball' shimmering in space as startup satellite orbits Earth - National | Globalnews.ca
Why was this 'disco ball' satellite secretly launched into space? - BBC Newsround
Why was this 'disco ball' satellite secretly launched into space? - BBC Newsround
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Space 'disco ball' satellite just fell back down to Earth | New Scientist
Humanity Star': NZ rocket's secret payload was shiny, disco ball satellite (PHOTO) — RT World News
Disco balls existed long before their heyday in the 1970s | The Vintage News
Yolanda Baker, the disco ball maker, led a team of women who built the balls that dazzled disco nights (1970s) — CockBloq
Space 'Disco Ball' Will Look For Evidence Of Rotational Frame-Dragging | HuffPost UK Tech
A disco ball-like satellite is orbiting earth. Here's why. | CNN
Humanity Star': NZ rocket's secret payload was shiny, disco ball satellite (PHOTO) — RT World News
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Disco satellites and relativity | KRWG Public Media
A Small Compendium Of Shiny Orbiting Balls | greg.org: the making of, by greg allen
Disco-ball satellite will put Einstein's theory to strictest test yet – Eric Rose
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Why We Stole the Disco Ball from Satellite Skate" by Erica Plouffe Lazure | thesoutheastreview
SpaceWatchtower: Laser 'Disco Ball' Satellite to Prove Space-Time Warping?
Disco satellites and relativity | KRWG Public Media
