Lost: One tool bag. Last seen this month floating through space near the International Space Station. If found, please return to NASA. Two NASA astronauts set out on Nov. 1 for their first ...

Scientists researching ways to recycle space debris 02:34. A bag of tools lost by NASA astronauts during a space walk is now orbiting around Earth. During a nearly seven-hour spacewalk, Jasmin ...

Astronauts have lost items in space many times before. ... A NASA astronaut lost a bag worth $100,000 in 2008 while trying to clean up a leak.

A bag of tools that drifted away from astronauts on Nov. 1 while on a maintenance spacewalk outside the International Space Station is in a slowing orbit around the Earth – and for now is giving ...

Lost in space: astronauts drop tool bag into orbit that you can see with binoculars. John Tufts. USA TODAY NETWORK. Somewhere hurtling more than 200 miles above the planet's surface is one of ...

NASA astronauts made a pretty expensive mistake last week when a $100,000 tool bag slipped out of their grasp and drifted off into its own orbit of Earth.

If an astronaut was lost in space with no way to return, this would be their downfall. They would eventually die of hypoxia. Without a suit, however, death would arrive much faster.

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.

Wearable tech which alerts astronauts of dangers could one day help astronauts from getting lost in space, but it would require a trust for technology deeper than what humans currently have.