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Only gps and spy satellites but aboard the international space station as well. in space, what goes up does not always come down. after decades of launches since the dawn of the space age, earth's orbit has become a junkyard of dead satellites and abandoned rocket bodies and anytime two objects traveling at 5 miles a second collide, the impact could look like a scene straight out of the movie "gravity." in real life, no people in space have ever been hit but the international space station has. a small debris cracked the outpost and prepared for emergency evacuation after the missile test crea...

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But having it out of the way as opposed to removing a piece, kind of like that game of jenga, you pull something out and hope it doesn't fall, it could, they're trying to stabilize what might fall so that then they can begin doing this effort with super heavy equipment and pulling off off the top. up until this point the only access point has been underneath and while they've been tunnelling coming up from the garage they would like to attack this from the surface and that's what we're looking at right now according to what the fire department officials have been telling me. >> as we said, we ...

There's a very, very active situation. there's a debris cloud, piece of building fly. >> the excavator is taking off chunks to try to stabilize the building? >> reporter: our team is trying to figure this out. they haven't explained it to us yet. they're pulling pieces off of the tower that did not go down. they're pulling on balconies, pulling off railings, all very strange to us because we understand they are still searching that debris mountain that is underneath on the bottom so some of the stuff is falling on top of that mountain. they tell us structural engineers are working with the fir...

Moist air. so cool outflow on the backside you see the rotation going on and voila, we have a tornado. preceding a tornado there's another feature we have to talk about. it's a wall cloud. it's the base of the thunderstorm beginning to lower, tremendous violent motion sometimes these whole wall clouds are rotating. sometimes you just see the air coming up into the wall cloud. when the wall cloud produces a funnel and when the funnel is on the ground or not, when you see debris on the ground you know you have a tornado. and the debris cloud is the last place you want to be because within that y...