A chunk of space debris that came crashing down through the ceiling of a home in Florida may have come from the International Space Station (ISS). Naples local Alejandro Otero shared pictures of ...

A piece of space debris believed to be from Nasa’s International Space Station (ISS) crashed through a family’s house, almost hitting the son. Alejandro Otero, from Florida, said the ...

EP-9's total weight was just under 3 tons. Tossing trash overboard is typical for the ISS, as debris usually burns up in Earth's atmosphere. But now and then, it just…doesn't. The object that ...

NASA The chunk of debris is thought to be from the massive EP-9 equipment pallet that was jettisoned from the ISS for an uncontrolled landing over Earth in early March. Astronomer Jonathan ...

Advertisement U.S. Space Command recorded the reentry of a piece of debris from the International ... launch led to an interruption to the ISS schedule and the pallet of batteries instead headed ...

The US space agency NASA has disclosed that debris ejected from the International Space Station crashed through the roof of a Florida home in March. NASA and local television reported that the ...

The pallet is the largest object ever thrown out from the ISS, but NASA had hoped that the entire thing would burn up upon reentry or that at least the debris would not hit inhabited areas.

By Andrew Paul | Published Apr 12, 2024 1:00 PM EDT Astronaut Andreas Mogensen spent over six months aboard the ISS. ESA/NASA SHARE Andreas Mogensen returned to Earth in mid-March after a six-and ...

Since the ISS needs to boost its orbit periodically to avoid falling back into Earth's atmosphere, and may need a last-minute shift to avoid space debris, the astronauts won't have their exact ...

When astronauts jettisoned a pallet full of spent batteries from the International Space Station (ISS) in 2021, Nasa was quick to reassure the public that the 2.9-tonne piece of space junk would ...

Today will see the launch of not only a group of astronauts visiting the International Space Station (ISS), but also an uncrewed cargo mission sent to resupply the station. Scheduled for 4:55 p.m ...

Launched to the ISS in May 2020, the pallet was used to replace old batteries with new lithium-ion batteries for the station's solar energy storage. Space debris is an umbrella term for any bit of ...