There’s a lot we don’t know about the International Space Station’s ocean grave By Tatyana Woodall / Published February 23, 2022
Yes, giant space debris is falling to Earth right now. No, it probably won’t hit you. By Claire Maldarelli / Published May 7, 2021
European and SpaceX operators avoided a satellite collision… over email By Charlie Wood / Published September 4, 2019
Money, shoes, poop, and other highlights from the 796 items we’ve left on the moon By Sara Chodosh / Published July 20, 2019
A ball of space mud just pelted Earth—and scientists couldn’t be happier By Neel V. Patel / Published May 24, 2019
NASA isn’t happy about India’s anti-satellite missile test By Neel V. Patel / Published April 6, 2019
Why a Japanese spacecraft is firing a bullet into an asteroid By Neel V. Patel / Published February 22, 2019
A Chinese space station is probably falling out of the sky today. Here’s everything you need to know. By Rachel Feltman / Published April 1, 2018
Don’t freak out about the Chinese space station that’s about to fall out of the sky By Mary Beth Griggs / Published March 22, 2018
You’d be surprised how often space junk falls out of the sky By Sara Chodosh / Published November 28, 2017
Tiny license plates could help us steer clear of our space junk By Claire Maldarelli / Published November 22, 2017
This entourage of weirdos hangs out in Earth’s cosmic neighborhood By Mary Beth Griggs / Published October 21, 2017
This spacecraft is thinner than a human hair and can capture space debris By Kate Baggaley / Published September 4, 2017
This gecko-inspired robot could help solve our space debris dilemma By Cassidy Mayeda / Published June 29, 2017