A near-miss earlier this year between NASA's TIMED spacecraft and the Russian Cosmos 2221 satellite was even closer than originally thought: The two objects whizzed by each other less than 10 meters apart,

"Had the two satellites collided, we would have seen significant debris generation," NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy said.

The space debris problem continues to grow. A new analysis of a near-miss for NASA’s TIMED satellite in February shows that debris came much closer than previously thought. The new update adds to the growing list of close calls and raises alarm over the increasing frequency of these events.

Video circulating on social media shows the moment the top of the mast broke, rotated through 180 degrees, and fell to earth.

Russia launched a drone attack on Ukraine that injured nine people in the Black Sea port of Odesa, four of them children, and also targeted Kyiv, the capital, Ukraine's military officials said early on Tuesday.

Surveying her new surroundings in a Russian penal colony, the enormity of her prison confinement suddenly dawned on Brittney Griner, the WNBA star has told ABC.