As space fills with junk, satellites could fall and start killing unsuspecting humans on Earth, FAA claims in alarming report

Today's Video Headlines: 10/18/23

Space is filling up with junk, and the Federal Aviation Administration says it’s worried the debris could be deadly.

Launches are happening more often on Florida’s Space Coast, and experts say increased tracking is crucial before someone gets hurt, according to a report from FOX 35 Orlando. Thanks to a new grant, Tiwari and his team are looking into a space clutter solution using artificial intelligence. The FAA says it’s also concerned about the increase in clutter because, the agency said, “the dramatic rise of non-geostationary satellites, particularly those in low earth orbit , poses an increased risk to people on Earth and aviation due to reentering debris.”

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