Daniel Laurent·Oct 29“Burning Up” Is Not the Same as DisappearingAs more satellites return to Earth, scientists are beginning to trace their metals through the upper atmosphere.
QuarkAndCode·Jan 13Space Debris Crisis: How to Clean Up Orbit Before It’s Too LateEarth orbit is filling with space debris. Learn why it’s risky, what ESA warns, and how removal and recycling can protect satellites in…
Kármán Line·Dec 16, 2025Interlude in Space Law: Soft-law Guidelines and National RegulationsIn our previous article, we covered the birth of space law — starting with the “premature” 1963 soft-law declaration that forms its early…
Sushanta Nigudkar·Oct 26, 2025Weapons, Junk & Lawmakers In OrbitIn the article that follows, I attempt to wrap my head around the current space policy landscape, the challenges we face in keeping space…
Muhammad Ali Afaq·Aug 5, 2025From Equations to Orbit: How I Transformed Our Math Club into a Hub for Earth-Space SystemsWhat began as chalk on a classroom board became models tracing orbital decay, simulations dancing through space junk, and math that reached…
Frank Lin·Jul 2, 2024A New Spacecraft Breakup Event: Catastrophe or Lucky Escape?Recently, the International Space Station (ISS) astronauts had to take shelter due to the unexpected breakup of a defunct Russian…
Dr. Vanessa Farsadaki·May 7, 20246 concepts in Sustainability & Space HealthThe notion of sustainability takes on a new dimension, as we’re talking about Space. The concept of Space Health not only encompasses…
Shawn·Nov 26, 2023We are stopping unsustainable exploitation of Earth’s OrbitsUsing the Internet of Impacts, Cosmos for Humanity will use citizen science and technology to protect the precious mantle of Earth’s…
Re CAE·Nov 26, 2023Cosmic cha-cha of self-driving satellitesIn an era where space is becoming increasingly crowded with debris and a surge in satellite launches, autonomous navigation emerges as a…
