The US government has issued its first ever fine to a company for leaving space junk orbiting the Earth. The Federal Communications Commission fined Dish Network $150,000 (£125,000) for failing ...

(Bloomberg) -- Dish Network Corp. was fined $150,000 by US regulators for leaving a retired satellite parked in the wrong place in space ... first to enforce safeguards against orbital debris.

The US government has issued its first fine to a company for leaving junk in space. US TV company Dish Network has been told to pay $150,000 (around £125,000) for failing to remove a satellite ...

The FCC said it was the first enforcement action it's ever taken regarding space debris, or defunct human-made objects that are no longer used but left in space. Dish reached a settlement with the ...

The FCC has issued its first fine for space junk to Dish ... different methods for cleaning up space junk, which has become a growing problem ever since we started launching rockets into orbit.

Picture: NASA Parts of space shuttles and dead satellites ... “These collisions tend to produce smaller and smaller pieces of junk. The first-ever occurrence of two satellites smashing into ...

The FAA is moving ahead with efforts to develop rules for the disposal of upper stages as another Centaur upper stage breaks ...

7, 2024 — The first-ever archeological survey ... be able to detect small pieces of debris orbiting Earth using a new approach. Colliding pieces of space debris emit electric signals that ...

Space junk is a huge concern for those who want to put anything into orbit or keep it there. Here are a few times that space ...

NASA has revealed incredible details about a potential “human first” event in space, which was caused ... smaller and smaller pieces of junk. The first-ever occurrence of two satellites ...