Khalifa University Science and Tech Review featured John Crassidis in an article about cleaning up space debris, with Crassidis saying, “I really think that we’ll be in trouble in 50 years or less if we keep putting objects up in space like we are doing now.”

WIVB-TV interviewed John Crassidis about how a geomagnetic storm, a flare of solar activity, may impact New York State.

IEEE Spectrum quoted John Crassidis in an article about Starlink’s rejected attempts to more than double the amount of satellites it has orbiting Earth. 

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The Sun (UK) reported on the growing threat of space debris after a satellite crashed into the Pacific Ocean last week.

The National quoted John Crassidis in an article on Saudi Arabia’s plans to use satellites in fighting climate change, without adding to the growing problem of space debris.

Crassidis was interviewed live on  BBC News to discussed problems associated with space debris.