This "spacecraft cemetery" is about 1,450 miles away from any piece of land and home to hundreds of dead satellites. Space agencies and companies are concerned about space junk and working on ways ...

According to the European Space Agency, the debris was from a Starlink launch ... at a SpaceX facility, or in the ocean far from inhabited locations. The second stage or upper part of the rocket ...

The pyrotechnics were in fact caused by a Space X Falcon 9 rocket re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. There are reports of sightings in Denmark, Sweden and England. Pieces of the rocket then crashed ...

In fact, though, human space exploration and industrialization has polluted the area around our planet, with the resulting debris known as ... satellite technology to ocean plastic pollution ...

Dozens of people have reported what is believed to be burning space junk moving across southern Australian skies on Saturday night.

The Progress MS-18 spacecraft, which earlier on Wednesday separated from the International Space Station, has been dumped in the Pacific Ocean far ... with space debris. Earlier, TASS special ...

At MIA, a ground stop was issued at 6:42 p.m. EST, initially lasting until 8 p.m. The advisory cited a "space launch ... to falling debris from the SpaceX launch over the Atlantic Ocean," said ...

An curved arrow pointing right. There are an estimated 500,000 pieces of space junk orbiting our planet. Many pose a hazard to the International Space Station, satellites, and other spacecraft.