SPACEThe over 27,000 space junk in low Earth orbit is getting out of hand and some scientists are finding ways to solve it. Check out some of these proposed technologies that will eliminate these unwanted objects in space.
Farmers in Australia found three space junk with the largest one measuring about 10 feet that were all firmly planted into the ground. Read the article to know more details about this crashed space debris.
Space is full of space debris that may become a high-velocity projectile capable of causing enormous damage. Check out how a small space junk could cause incredible damage to spacecraft.
Onlookers from New Zealand were baffled by the mysterious blue spiral in the night sky due to its UFO-like appearance. Read the article to know what caused the bizarre phenomenon.
Steve Wozniak's startup Privateer suggests plans to decrease and regulate space junks. Learn more about how the firm will improve the security and cleanliness of Earth's orbit against discarded garbage.
A piece of a SpaceX rocket that launched seven years ago may pose issues on the Moon. Astronomers said that a defunct SpaceX booster rocket that Elon Musk's company sent beyond the moon in 2015 would swing back and smash into the lunar surface.
Residents in two states in Brazil witnessed a Starlink satellite bursting into flames as it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere around 11 PM Saturday and disappeared after a few seconds.
ASAT operation contributed space junks to Earth's orbit by bombarding the defunct satellite Cosmos 1408. Due to the incident, experts are pushing authorities to create regulations against the irresponsible actions.
One space firm has criticized Russia's anti-satellite weapon test as an "irresponsible act" after putting the lives of astronauts onboard the International Space Station in danger from the space debris it created last week.
The recent incident involving the Russian ASAT mission and the Expedition 66 aboard the ISS have gained a lot of criticism from international space authorities and private aerospace enterprises.
Scientists recently said the anti-satellite weapon test Russia recently carried out will increase the risk to humans after the missile trial exploded an orbiting satellite into numerous pieces.
To avoid hitting a space junk from a 2007 Chinese satellite, the International Space Station recently completed an engine burn maneuver and fired a rocket.
A fireball was seen above West Michigan on Wednesday and experts confirmed that it was what's left of a failed Russian satellite, which is another space junk falling back to Earth.
Rocket Lab will launch a tiny CubeSat called AuroraSat-1 later this year for an orbital test. The technology could hopefully ease humanity's problem in space junk.