The 10 latest articles on Space Debris & Traffic come from 10 sources, published between Nov 9 and Nov 13.
People in these stories: Kessler (2)
Organizations: NASA (6), Starlink (4), SpaceX (3), NOAA (2), SEC (2), FCC (2)
Places: Earth (7), United States (4), U.S. (4), America (3), Pacific Ocean (3), China (3)
Media accreditation is now open for the upcoming launch of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) GOES-T satellite, the Western Hemisphere’s most advanced weather observing and environmental monitoring system. GOES-T is scheduled to launch March 1, 2022, on a United Launch…
LIVE TV Viral One nuclear explosion in space could cripple world's satellites in days, scientists warn New simulation reveals how nuclear warfare in space could disrupt life on Earth for years By Web Desk | Published November 13, 2026 One nuclear explosion in…
PRESS RELEASE GlobeNewswire Nov. 12, 2026, 08:00 AM SAN DIEGO, Nov. 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq: KTOS), a technology company in defense, national security, and global markets, today announced the release of KnownSpace® Recon+™, a portable satellite terminal that escapes…
Rick Moran Nov 12, 2026 12:25 PM November 12, 2026 12:25 PM Advertisement AP Photo/John Raoux, File My grandmother was born in the 19th century in a tiny village in County Clare, Ireland. She was fastidious, as most immigrants were at that time. They may have…
Thousands of dead satellites, spent rocket stages, and fragments of shattered spacecraft are circling the planet right now. Many gradually lose altitude, but some can remain in orbit for years, centuries, or longer. Most objects that reenter burn up in…
Millions of pieces of space junk threaten satellites orbiting Earth. As the risks grow, scientists are exploring robotic cleanup missions and new ways to hold satellite operators accountable. Posted 11/9/2026, 8:42:22 PM Updated 11/9/2026, 11:30:12 PM Related space exploration space shuttle satellite NASA climate…
By Andy Tomaswick - November 12, 2026 06:42 PM UTC | Space Policy Artist's depiction of the ADRAS-J mission to rendezvous with a defunct rocket stage. Credit - Astroscale If people ever think about cleaning up space debris, they typically think of something equivalent to a…
Unknown thrust degrades space-target tracking, while laser ranging consumes measurement time. We study the trade-off between ranging occupancy, average tracking error, and transient error using optical alerts, adaptive estimation, and guarded ranging. The multiscale-consistency-driven guarded prediction (MSC-GP) configuration is evaluated…
BlackSky Awarded Space Domain Awareness Contract with HEO and Unlocks Additional Constellation Value by Revolutionizing Non-Earth Imaging Missions Pioneering seven-figure deal expands BlackSky’s product offering, bringing automation and unprecedented speed to pattern-of-life insights for orbiting spacecraft and other objects of…
Space When the Sun’s stormy peak dragged NASA’s 77-tonne Skylab out of orbit earlier than expected in 1979, debris rained across Western Australia and the town of Esperance fined NASA $400 for littering; a California radio host finally paid it 30 years later…
Orbital debris and space traffic: collisions and near misses, debris falling back to Earth, tracking and space traffic management, and rules on deorbiting satellites.
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