This is the first accident of its kind in space caused by the Pokemon Go game. While busy trying to find a rare Pokemon on his smartphone screen, the astrophysicist responsible for the flight of the International Space Station (ISS) took his eyes off the control module navigation screen. This caused the station to gradually drift off its trajectory and a few moments later to crash into a satellite in geostationary orbit.
The collision completely destroyed the satellite. The station space, weighing 400 tons, only suffered a few minor scrapes on the front of its protective shield. Fortunately, the damaged satellite was only a meteorological satellite used to monitor trends in the global warming of our planet. The consequences would have been much more dramatic had it been a satellite used to relay Internet communications between continents and in particular those relating to the Pokemon Go game.
I wonder if he found his rare Pokemon anywhere near there. At any rate since we know that there is really no such thing as global warming, I guess it was only a loss in the amount of money that the satellite cost to manufacture and put up in space. Now it will be part of the millions of pieces of space junk orbiting the Earth.