This battery charger spent almost nineteen years on the P6 truss segment of the ISS, making it (to my knowledge) the longest flown piece of hardware ever returned from space. Each colored flag points to a meteoroid or orbital debris strike we found on inspection.

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image showing This battery charger spent almost nineteen years on the P6 truss segment of the ISS, making it (to my knowledge) the longest flown piece of hardware ever returned from space. Each colored flag points to a meteoroid or orbital debris strike we found on inspection.

3lminst3r on February 16th, 2020 at 13:58 UTC »

Very cool! Do you know how many of those were penetrations?

SWGlassPit on February 16th, 2020 at 14:37 UTC »

Didn't put in the title, but this is (OC)

McveigshArk on February 16th, 2020 at 15:20 UTC »

I know space is big an empty and all but I really expected more impact scoring after 19 years. This is truly amazing.