The space debris problem won't solve itself. We've been kicking the can down the road for years as we continue launching more rockets and payloads into space. In the last couple of years ...

space junk. Also known as space debris, this refers to defunct satellites, spent rocket stages, fragments from collisions, and other remnants of human activity in space. As the amount of debris in ...

As the data came in, a bright fireball flying overhead revealed the source: A large piece of space junk burning up as it fell to Earth. That junk was a 3,300-pound module that detached from China ...

It turns out the object was a piece of space debris that had re-entered the atmosphere, according to Facebook post by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic ...

“Any time you see something falling through the sky, like leaving that trail of light, whether it’s space junk or a meteor that’s falling through it’s always exciting,” said Michigan ...

EAST GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A clearing in the clouds Tuesday night allowed people in West Michigan to catch a stunning display overhead as space debris scattered and burned upon entering ...

Analysis from NASA’s Center for Near Earth Object Studies confirmed it is a natural object, not human-made debris, ...

Video captured what looks like space debris in the sky, which is "left over" from the Starlink-5693 launch vehicle, according to aerospace.org. News Sports Packers Business Suburbs Advertise ...

Some spectators thought it might be a meteor shower, but the truth is it was just space junk. There are currently over 10,000 satellites orbiting the earth, and NASA says a piece of space debris ...

28. FOX6 Weather Expert Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs believes it is likely space debris. There is no confirmation yet, but it did cause concern among viewers.

A video with the post shows a stream off fiery space debris streaking over a rooftop and trees. WOAH. Something big just broke apart above Northern Illinois. What a sight! #ILWX pic.twitter.com ...

The bright streaks resembled a shooting star but with a much more dramatic display. Jonathan McDowell, a famed astronomer, said the debris appeared to be part of a satellite from SpaceX’s Starlink ...