Where Do Satellites Go When They Die?

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Satellites are used for research by NASA, and used by television companies for our own entertainment. Eventually these satellites die, but what happens to them then? Trace is here to talk about a satellite graveyard on the dark side of the moon, and other places objects in space go.
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