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Now space junk, it has since been catalogued with the ID: 58229 / 1998-067WC. Have astronauts dropped things in space before? Sadly it's not the first tool bag lost in space.

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Every construction worker who ever accidentally left their tools at their worksite now has something in common with NASA astronauts, who lost a tool bag worth $100,000 during a spacewalk on Nov. 1.

NASA lost a tool bag in space. You can see it with binoculars. Astronauts were performing updates on the International Space Station when they lost their grip on a bag of tools.

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