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'Swachh Space': India's Plan To Clean Up Its Orbital Trash By 2030
According to figures released by the government, India currently has 129 trackable debris objects in orbit originating from its space activities.
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Hyderabad Gets India's First Private Space Debris Removal Facility
Described as India's first private facility of its kind and the world's sixth, Base 1 brings together infrastructure for designing, building and testing satellite servicing systems.
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Hyderabad Startup Plans 'Robotic Hug' To Clean Up Space Junk
The technology is aimed at solving one of the biggest challenges facing the space industry today: space junk.
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Tragedy Hits Pune Village After Rains, One Killed In Landslide At Maval's Patan; Search Operation On
The landslide caused a portion of a hill to collapse onto a house, burying the structure under mud and debris. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
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Evidence In Antarctic Ice Suggests That Earth Passing Through Supernova Debris, Says Study
The researchers analysed 295 kilograms of ice extracted from the European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA).
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Video: Massive Debris Falls Inside New York City Tunnel, Driver Escapes Serious Injury
The man claimed that he isn't seeking a large payout, he just wants coverage for his car repairs.
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ISRO Team Confirms Sun's Activity Is Forcing Old, Dead Satellites To Fall Back To Earth
Researchers have confirmed for the first time that peaks in solar activity accelerate the orbital decay of space debris, offering a valuable tool for safer space mission planning amid growing concerns over orbital clutter.
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Dubai Banks Shift To Remote Work As Iran War Rages; Debris From Aerial Interception Falls On Building
Dubai has emerged as a major financial hub for global lenders including JPMorgan and HSBC, as well as law firms and asset managers with large regional operations.
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NASA's 600Kg Satellite Is Falling Back to Earth, Is There Any Danger?
NASA's 600kg Van Allen Probe A satellite is falling back to Earth, but experts say the risk to the public is extremely small.
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Experts Reveal How Our Atmosphere Is Becoming "Crematorium For Satellites"
The increasing number of satellites and space debris raises the risk of collisions.
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New ALMA Images Reveal Complex Rings Left Behind by Planet Formation
Astronomers used ALMA to capture unprecedented images of young exoplanetary systems. The ARKS survey mapped 24 debris disks, revealing rings, gaps and collisions that trace planetary evolution. These snapshots expose chaotic transitional stages, helping scientists understand how newborn planets mature into stable systems like our own Solar System t...
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Falling Space Debris Can Be Tracked Across Earth Using Earthquake Sensors
This new method could provide real-time data on falling space debris, increasing safety and allowing authorities to take faster action.
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Space Particle Collision Raises Uncertainty Over Spain’s New Military Satellite
Spain’s military communications satellite, SpainSat NG-2, was struck by a space particle while moving toward geostationary orbit. The incident occurred at an unusually high altitude, and the damage remains unknown. Operators have activated contingency plans as engineers assess whether the €2 billion mission can still be completed.
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Failing Starlink Satellite Photographed in Orbit Before Fiery Reentry
A SpaceX Starlink satellite suffered a major in-orbit failure in December 2025, losing communication after venting its fuel tank and beginning an uncontrolled orbital descent. The malfunction caused the satellite’s altitude to drop and produced minor debris, prompting close tracking by SpaceX, NASA and the U.S. Space Force. High-resolution imager...
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Starlink Satellite Breaks Apart in Orbit, Begins Uncontrolled Fall Toward Earth After SpaceX Anomaly
A SpaceX Starlink satellite is tumbling toward Earth after an orbital anomaly caused partial breakup and loss of contact. The company says the spacecraft will safely burn up during reentry, while the incident highlights increasing space safety concerns as satellite numbers continue to grow rapidly.
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'Swachh Space': India's Plan To Clean Up Its Orbital Trash By 2030
According to figures released by the government, India currently has 129 trackable debris objects in orbit originating from its space activities.
-
Hyderabad Gets India's First Private Space Debris Removal Facility
Described as India's first private facility of its kind and the world's sixth, Base 1 brings together infrastructure for designing, building and testing satellite servicing systems.
-
Hyderabad Startup Plans 'Robotic Hug' To Clean Up Space Junk
The technology is aimed at solving one of the biggest challenges facing the space industry today: space junk.
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Tragedy Hits Pune Village After Rains, One Killed In Landslide At Maval's Patan; Search Operation On
The landslide caused a portion of a hill to collapse onto a house, burying the structure under mud and debris. Search and rescue operations are ongoing.
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Evidence In Antarctic Ice Suggests That Earth Passing Through Supernova Debris, Says Study
The researchers analysed 295 kilograms of ice extracted from the European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA).
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Video: Massive Debris Falls Inside New York City Tunnel, Driver Escapes Serious Injury
The man claimed that he isn't seeking a large payout, he just wants coverage for his car repairs.
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ISRO Team Confirms Sun's Activity Is Forcing Old, Dead Satellites To Fall Back To Earth
Researchers have confirmed for the first time that peaks in solar activity accelerate the orbital decay of space debris, offering a valuable tool for safer space mission planning amid growing concerns over orbital clutter.
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Dubai Banks Shift To Remote Work As Iran War Rages; Debris From Aerial Interception Falls On Building
Dubai has emerged as a major financial hub for global lenders including JPMorgan and HSBC, as well as law firms and asset managers with large regional operations.
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NASA's 600Kg Satellite Is Falling Back to Earth, Is There Any Danger?
NASA's 600kg Van Allen Probe A satellite is falling back to Earth, but experts say the risk to the public is extremely small.
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Experts Reveal How Our Atmosphere Is Becoming "Crematorium For Satellites"
The increasing number of satellites and space debris raises the risk of collisions.
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New ALMA Images Reveal Complex Rings Left Behind by Planet Formation
Astronomers used ALMA to capture unprecedented images of young exoplanetary systems. The ARKS survey mapped 24 debris disks, revealing rings, gaps and collisions that trace planetary evolution. These snapshots expose chaotic transitional stages, helping scientists understand how newborn planets mature into stable systems like our own Solar System t...
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Falling Space Debris Can Be Tracked Across Earth Using Earthquake Sensors
This new method could provide real-time data on falling space debris, increasing safety and allowing authorities to take faster action.
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Space Particle Collision Raises Uncertainty Over Spain’s New Military Satellite
Spain’s military communications satellite, SpainSat NG-2, was struck by a space particle while moving toward geostationary orbit. The incident occurred at an unusually high altitude, and the damage remains unknown. Operators have activated contingency plans as engineers assess whether the €2 billion mission can still be completed.
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Failing Starlink Satellite Photographed in Orbit Before Fiery Reentry
A SpaceX Starlink satellite suffered a major in-orbit failure in December 2025, losing communication after venting its fuel tank and beginning an uncontrolled orbital descent. The malfunction caused the satellite’s altitude to drop and produced minor debris, prompting close tracking by SpaceX, NASA and the U.S. Space Force. High-resolution imager...
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Starlink Satellite Breaks Apart in Orbit, Begins Uncontrolled Fall Toward Earth After SpaceX Anomaly
A SpaceX Starlink satellite is tumbling toward Earth after an orbital anomaly caused partial breakup and loss of contact. The company says the spacecraft will safely burn up during reentry, while the incident highlights increasing space safety concerns as satellite numbers continue to grow rapidly.
