Ronglan Wang , Shuai Feng , Xiaohua Yang , Shuangxing Cui , Bingxian Luo
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On November 15, 2021, Russian dead satellite Cosmos 1408 broke up, which attracted widespread attention from media and researchers both domestic and foreign. This paper analyzed this event. According to TLEs released by US Space Surveillance Network, the orbit change of the parent body was analyzed. By using the orbital elements of breakup debris, the information such as breakup time and intensity was preliminarily determined. Finally, two spacecraft on LEO were selected to carry out the collision risk assessment. The impact of Cosmos 1408 breakup debris (CBD) on the international space station (ISS), and the China space station (CSS) was analyzed. The results show that the impact risk of the CBD on the ISS and CSS could not be ignored.