Space Debris

By Aaron Sousa The Canadian Press Posted March 25, 2026 5:12 pm 1 min read People walk on a Pride flag crosswalk in Calgary on Sunday, Aug. 18, 2019. Dave Chidley/ The Canadian Press A southern Alberta town has voted to ban decorative flags and crosswalks from public property in…

Scoop Chlöe Brought the Drama, Halle Kept It Soft—and We’re Still Not Over It Chlöe and Halle Bailey offered two distinct takes on red-carpet style at the 19th annual Essence Black Women in Hollywood awards. From Chlöe’s structured Harris Reed tiger-print corset to Halle’s moss-green Cult Gaia chiffon, the sisters…

The telescopes' different sensors allow scientists to peek at several layers of the planet's atmosphere. NASA/ESA/CSA The ESA, NASA and CSA have released new images of Saturn captured by the James Webb and Hubble space telescopes that offer an unprecedented view of the gas giant's atmosphere. Particularly, comparing shots captured…

BNESIM , a global connectivity provider specializing in travel eSIM and digital communications, acknowledges the far-reaching influence artificial intelligence is having across industries. Operating in a space defined by constant movement, both in terms of people and technology, the company approaches this shift intentionally to evolve in parallel with it.…

The conversation around humanity’s return to the moon is often viewed through launches, landers and national programs. But, industry leaders say that framework is becoming outdated. Instead, they point to the emergence of a permanent infrastructure layer — habitats, logistics nodes, power systems and in-space computing — connecting low Earth…

An Astronstone stainless steel common bulkhead tank. Credit: Astronstone HELSINKI — Astronstone, one of China’s younger launch startups, has secured new funding as it builds toward the first flight of its reusable AS-1 rocket.  Astronstone’s “Pre-A+” funding round was led by GL Ventures, the venture arm of Hillhouse Capital, and…

A family in Houston is counting their lucky stars that no one was hurt after a cantaloupe-size meteorite smashed through the roof of their home and ricocheted around an empty bedroom. The space rock is most likely a fragment of a meteor that witnesses saw breaking apart with a bang…

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By comparing new Hubble observations with images first taken in 1999, astronomers traced the continuing expansion of one of the sky’s most studied supernova remnants, energized by a rapidly spinning pulsar at its core. This image, captured with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope in 2024, shows the Crab Nebula. Image…

The Hubble Space Telescope caught a rare moment on camera months ago, getting a chance to watch a comet break up as it hurtled through space. By sheer coincidence, Hubble was able to witness comet K1 fragmenting into at least four pieces after it had passed the sun last November.…