In 1978, NASA scientist Donald Kessler warned that orbital debris could trigger a runaway cascade of collisions, turning low Earth orbit into an unusable battlefield of shrapnel. Today, with mega ...

For all the lofty language surrounding norms and responsible behavior, the foundational truth is simple: Space sustainability is a data problem, a coordination problem and a persistence problem. You ...

We existed in our own world that day, absorbing information we never wanted to learn. At one point, while I was crying ...

Scientists fear the "Kessler Syndrome," a theoretical chain reaction where collisions create more debris, potentially ...

Space debris could create a Kessler Syndrome, potentially locking satellites, creating a new form of sovereignty ...

Moriba Jah, a space debris expert and professor at the University of Texas at Austin, said the incident highlights the growing dangers in orbit.

File this one under "We all knew it, but still needed an academic to say it out loud": The incredible volume of satellites entering low Earth orbit (LEO) is likely unsustainable and could lead to a ...

The city of Columbia is selling two downtown properties and has included specific visions for what they might become under the right developer. For the Washington Square property at the corner of ...

SHELBY — Carter Kessler is on his way to taking those country roads home. The Shelby senior put pen to paper to West Virginia on Friday evening, solidifying his lifelong dream of playing college ...

There are already tens of thousands of pieces of large debris in orbit, some of which pose a threat to functional satellites. Various agencies and organizations have been developing novel solutions to ...

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