“There’s a lot of objects in space; satellites, pieces of debris from satellites that have either hit each other or broken up. There are tens of thousands of objects just in low earth orbit ...

According to AP reporting, workers venturing into the reactor buildings with melted fuel debris must wear full facemasks equipped with filters, multi-layered gloves, socks, hooded hazmat coveralls ...

A total of 167 objects—mainly plastics, glass, metal and paper—have been identified at the bottom, of which 148 are marine debris and 19 others are of possible anthropogenic origin.

“We rely on the atmosphere to clean up our debris. There’s no other way to remove debris,” said study lead author Will Parker, an astrodynamics researcher at MIT. “It’s trash. It’s garbag ...

MIAMI – Isaac Newton once said, "What goes up must come down," but for airlines that ferry more than 2 billion passengers across North America, this law of physics can work against those companies, ...

Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship rocket spiraled out of control and exploded in space, sparking flight diversions and air traffic chaos as debris fell from the sky. It marked a disappointing end to ...

Unfortunately, this happened last time, too," SpaceX official Dan Huot said, referring to the January 16 test that saw the upper stage explode over the Caribbean, scattering debris. Meanwhile ...

While on a flight back from spring break Thursday night, a Wisconsin college student captured a close-up view of falling debris from a failed SpaceX Starship rocket launch. University of Wisconsin ...

SpaceX’s latest Starship test flight ended in failure on Thursday, with the spacecraft losing contact and breaking apart minutes after launch. The incident, which scattered debris over parts of the ...

No astronauts were aboard the spacecraft. SpaceX discontinued its video feed of the launch without providing a location for the craft or where debris might land. In a post on X, SpaceX said the ...

SpaceX's Starship spacecraft exploded Thursday during a flight test, raining fiery debris across the Florida sky. It was the second explosion this year for the massive, 400-foot spacecraft.

Was it a meteor shower over South Florida? A plane on fire? Something extraterrestrial? People in South Florida looked to the sky Thursday night and wondered what the fiery, falling streaks were.