#space-debris

#space-debris

A Soviet satellite is crashing to Earth and could hit populated areas, including the UK, between May 9-13.

Kosmos 482, a defunct Soviet satellite, is expected to reenter Earth next week, posing a minimal risk to people.

A Soviet-era spacecraft is expected to uncontrolled re-enter Earth, posing minimal risk to people or property.

Kosmos 482 may survive reentry, unlike typical space debris, due to its specialized design.

A Soviet-era spacecraft is expected to re-enter Earth, but risks are minimal, resembling random meteorite falls.

A Soviet probe, Kosmos 482, is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere soon after over 50 years in orbit.

Satellites enable global communication but significantly hinder astronomers' observations of the cosmos.

The growing number of satellites raises concerns over space debris and the need for updated regulations to ensure safer space operations.

The Lyrid meteor shower peaks this spring with an expected six meteors per hour.

A Intelsat satellite exploded, creating around 500 pieces of debris in geostationary orbit, raising concerns about satellite collisions.

ESA warns that space junk collisions threaten satellite services vital for navigation, communications, and Earth monitoring.

Magdrive's satellite propulsion system could revolutionize space travel by utilizing solid metal as fuel, combining the benefits of chemical and electric propulsion.

A $800 million space telescope, Gaia, was damaged by tiny space debris, impacting sensors and protective cover. Challenges persist despite efforts to mitigate failures.

The mysterious 'glowing ring' in Kenya may not be space debris as initially thought.

A 2.5-meter wide ring from a launch rocket fell in Mukuku village, raising safety concerns and highlighting the issue of space debris.

The ISS successfully maneuvered to avoid space debris, showcasing the importance of debris monitoring and response in ensuring safety in orbit.

The object that crashed through a Florida house was part of debris from the International Space Station.

The Otero family seeks accountability from NASA after space debris damages their home.

Homeowner in Florida claims space debris from NASA hit their house, seeks $80k+ in damages.

The Intelsat IS-33e satellite was destroyed in orbit due to an unexplained anomaly, resulting in total loss and raising concerns about satellite longevity and space debris.

Boeing's communications satellite, Intelsat 33e, has been declared a total loss after an anomaly caused it to disintegrate in orbit.

ESA's DRACO mission will study satellite reentry to help prevent space debris, aiming for significant insights by 2027.

The ESA's RISE mission aims to servively maintain satellites in orbit, reducing space waste, and avoiding a growing debris crisis.