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Paris (ESA) Aug 04, 2023 - Pinpointing the exact location where Aeolus reentered our atmosphere is not easy, as no one was there to witness it. and thats exactly what we wanted, explains Mission Manager Tommaso Parrinello.

Paris (ESA) Aug 04, 2023 - Pinpointing the exact location where Aeolus reentered our atmosphere is not easy, as no one was there to witness it. and thats exactly what we wanted, explains Mission Manager Tommaso Parrinello.

Space junk, or space debris, is a growing problem that poses a global threat to space exploration and human safety. Learn about what space junk is, how it is created, and the risks it poses.

The mission will give projected impact locations anywhere from three days to three weeks to prepare for shockwaves.

Space debris falling out of the sky is becoming more; Australias space agency has just confirmed this junk came from a SpaceX Dragon capsule.

This collision marks the first time in history that a part of a space rocket has unintentionally crashed into the moon, according to the ESA.

The UK Space Agency will co-host the 4th Summit for Space Sustainability, with the Secure World Foundation, in London on 22-23 June. The goal of the summit

A three-ton rocket shard of not-entirely-known origin will smash into the far side of the moon on Friday, scooping out a crater that could hold three semis.

The UK Space Agency will co-host a global summit to agree new ways of ensuring a safe, sustainable and secure space environment

The UK government has announced new funding for what it describes as "space sustainability" projects, which span industry and academia. Basically, the 13 p