Space Debris
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Satellite Light Pollution Threatens Night Sky in National Parks
Dark Skies Face New Threat from Satellites By nightfall, the sky over Grand Teton National Park shimmered with…
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ESA Reports Over 1,000 Tracked Objects Now In Geostationary Orbit
MOSCOW, July 14 — The accumulation of space debris in geostationary orbit has become a matter of increasing…
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U.S., EU, and Academics Lead Space Debris Monitoring
COLORADO SPRINGS, July 14 — The business of keeping track of what is orbiting overhead has become a…
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Proposed Solutions Target Cleanup of Geosynchronous Orbit
PARIS, July 14 — Against this backdrop of a crowded orbital highway, the international community is grappling with…
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Unknown debris cloud threatens vital satellites in geosynchronous orbit
WASHINGTON, July 14 — A previously unknown swarm of more than 100 pieces of space debris has been…
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Geosynchronous Orbit Faces Growing Satellite Vulnerability
WASHINGTON, July 14 — A new study has revealed a debris swarm in geosynchronous orbit that is far…
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Hidden Space Debris Swarm Threatens Critical Satellites
LONDON, July 14 — Astronomers have identified a previously undetected population of space debris in geosynchronous orbit, the…
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Hidden Space Junk Swarm Threatens Critical Satellites in Orbit
WASHINGTON, July 14 — A newly identified swarm of space debris in geosynchronous orbit has introduced a fresh…
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Space Debris Costs Satellite Operators Billions in Damages
MOSCOW, July 14 — A 2023 discovery of a hidden debris swarm in geosynchronous orbit (GEO) has introduced…
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Historical Satellite Breakups Fueled Space Debris Crisis
MOSCOW, July 14 — The record of anti-satellite weapons testing over the past four decades shows a steady…
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NASA Scientist Kessler Predicted Space Debris Cascade
HOUSTON, July 14 — The figure that matters: 1978. That is the year a NASA scientist named Donald…
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Space Debris Threatens Billions in Satellite Services, Insurance
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The business of keeping satellites safe in orbit is getting more expensive, and the…
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Astronomer Vishnu Reddy Leads Discovery of Hidden Space Debris
TUCSON, July 14 — A previously unknown swarm of debris in geosynchronous orbit, detected by a University of…
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Space Debris Cleanup Risks Atmospheric Pollution Trade-Off
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — The very satellites designed to connect humanity are leaving a quiet, growing trail…
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Starlink Satellites’ Deorbit: Controlled Reentry and Atmospheric Toll
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — High above the Earth, a quiet transformation of the upper atmosphere is underway,…
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Starlink Satellites Deorbit via Controlled Reentry and Disintegration
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — Thousands of satellites are now returning to Earth in a controlled burn, and…
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Environmental Groups Push for Regulation of Scientists
WASHINGTON, July 7 — A coalition of environmental and scientific groups is pressing federal regulators to halt new…
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Satellite Incineration Risks Ozone Layer, Study Warns
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — The scene unfolding above our heads is invisible to the naked eye, but…
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Satellite Reentries Release Harmful Aluminum Oxide in Mesosphere
DENVER, July 7 — The high frontier is leaving a chemical fingerprint in the sky. A layer of…
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SpaceX deorbits over 500 Starlink satellites safely
HAWTHORNE, California, July 7 — When a Starlink satellite reaches the end of its useful life, SpaceX commands…
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Scientists Warn Satellite Incineration Pollutes Stratosphere with Aluminum
ISLAMABAD, July 7 — Environmental scientists are raising fresh concerns about a hidden cost of the expanding satellite…
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SpaceX incinerates 260 Starlink satellites in first half of 2025
WASHINGTON, July 7 — Over a six-month stretch from January to June 2025, SpaceX deliberately deorbited and incinerated…
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Satellite Reentry Sparks Concern Over Metal Particle Pollution
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — The sky above us is changing, in ways we cannot see. On the…
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Satellite Vaporization Risks Ozone Depletion, Atmospheric Changes
WASHINGTON, July 7 — The prospect of thousands of satellites burning up in Earth’s atmosphere is raising fresh…
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