SpaceX confirmed that one Starlink satellite recently exploded in orbit, and it is now tumbling to re-enter the planet.

Denver-based Lux Aeterna announced plans Dec. 17 to land its debut reusable satellite at the Koonibba Test Range in South ...

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A Starlink satellite faced a serious issue in orbit. Its propulsion tank failed, causing it to spin uncontrollably and break ...

SpaceX, the operator of the Starlink constellation, is coordinating with the U.S. Space Force and NASA to monitor the objects.

According to SpaceX, the satellite will reenter Earth's atmosphere within weeks, and the event poses no danger to the crew of the International Space Station.

SpaceX/Starlink has confirmed that one of its satellites suffered a major hardware failure in orbit, resulting in the release ...

From rocket launch to reentry, satellites are adding CO2 and other pollutants to every layer of Earth's atmosphere.

Satellites have come a long way in the last couple years, and what you learned about them in school is likely far different ...

A relatively small number of Starlink satellites have experienced malfunctions, including propellant leaks and power failures ...

Southern Launch has signed an agreement with US-based space company Lux Aeterna to conduct orbital re-entries.

Researchers attempted to quantify the risk of a catastrophic collision in orbit by coming up with an alarming new metric.