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As global warming continues, the upper atmosphere will cool and become less dense, reducing the force which usually pulls space debris back to Earth and cluttering the orbit. MIT researchers ...

“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 ...

A new study warns that the future could bring a sharp increase in space debris as satellites start to get stuck in Earth’s orbit because of climate change. The study, recently published in Nature ...

Only around 1,950 of these satellites remain operational while the rest have become space debris. These now-defunct satellites are joined by thousands of bits of debris, which are collectively ...

Prices have also dropped sharply on speculative-grade (also known as “junk”) corporate bonds, leading to a widening gap between their yields and those of U.S. Treasurys. As of Monday ...

However, when it comes to whether or not SpaceX has ever been successful when it comes to sending a rocket to space, the answer may surprise you ... You would think that with rocket ships exploding in ...

Amid the already rising levels of pollution that plague regions across the world, scientists have now found out another pollutant — space debris — that threatens Earth's Stratosphere ...

The ongoing surge of greenhouse gas emissions in the near-Earth environment could cause dramatic declines in the number of satellites orbiting the planet by the end of the century, a new study has ...

That’s because space will become more littered with debris as climate change lessens nature’s way of cleaning it up. Part of the greenhouse effect that warms the air near Earth’s surface also cools ...

About 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Orlando International Airport officials announced they were under a Federal Aviation Administration "ground stop" because of space launch debris. Normal operations at MCO ...

But as the atmosphere becomes less dense, it reduces drag on space debris, allowing it to linger in orbit for longer — and extending the lifespan it has to crash into other objects. Collisions ...