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 ...

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 ...

Come 2034, humans could witness the first-ever artificial meteor shower ... trajectories of 3 million particles of rocky debris blasted into space after NASA’s DART spacecraft intentionally ...

ClearSpace aims to complete the first-ever removal of space debris from orbit in 2025. Credit: ESA France has also produced eye-catching solutions. One is Look Up Space, which builds radars on ...

US authorities have issued a "breakthrough" first-ever fine over space debris, officials said Monday, slapping a $150,000 penalty on a TV company that failed to properly dispose of a satellite ...

This story was originally published 10 years after the attacks. The black leather Cole Haan shoes, the leather briefcase, and the gray suit are like relics in a museum in Edward Fine’s closet. “These ...

The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) on Friday celebrated the first-ever National Space Day ... ambitious plan aimed at removing space debris from the Earth’s orbit, a concern echoed ...

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 ...