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NASA confirms part of the cargo pallet from the ISS crashed on a house in Florida (photo)

NASA confirms part of the cargo pallet from the ISS crashed on a house in Florida (photo)

The space debris was simply ejected from the station – it was supposed to burn up in the Earth’s atmosphere, but one of the fragments “survived” and broke through the roof and floor of a Florida resident’s two-story house. NASA experts immediately arrived at the scene and took the kilogram object for further investigation. The […]

Discharged batteries from the ISS pierced the roof of a house in Florida

Discharged batteries from the ISS pierced the roof of a house in Florida

A few weeks ago, an object, presumably from the ISS, fell on the roof of a house in Florida. The house belongs to Alejandro Otero, who was absent at the time of the incident. However, the incident was recorded by a home camera. The object fell at 14:34 local time on March 8, which corresponds […]

Space debris from the International Space Station is hurtling back to Earth

Space debris from the International Space Station is hurtling back to Earth

A 2.9-ton cargo pallet used for a battery modernization mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS) is flying toward Earth. It will soon re-enter the planet’s atmosphere, Gizmodo reports. The pallet was ejected from the ISS in 2021 and is expected to disintegrate in the atmosphere. However, Harvard-Smithsonian astronomer Jonathan McDowell notes that the pallet […]

Rocket lab has successfully launched satellites to combat space debris

Rocket lab has successfully launched satellites to combat space debris

Rocket Lab USA has successfully launched its first Electron mission in 2024, dedicated to solving the problem of space debris. As part of the Four Of A Kind mission for clients Spire Global and NorthStar Earth & Space, the Electron rocket delivered four Space Surveillance Awareness (SSA) satellites into Earth orbit. These satellites will be […]

NASA has funded the creation of a giant inflatable bag for collecting space debris

NASA has funded the creation of a giant inflatable bag for collecting space debris

TransAstra signed a contract with NASA for $850 thousand. to create a prototype bag for capturing space debris in orbit. The developer plans to go much further than collecting and burning garbage in the Earth’s atmosphere. Together with ThinkOrbital, he plans to create a factory complex in orbit to recover and recycle the collected garbage […]