National Public Radio interviewed John Crassidis about a 1,000-pound piece of space debris that recently crashed in Kenya.

The i Paper quoted John Crassidis in an article about Elon Musk’s plans for space and the implications of his position in the Trump cabinet. 

Earth quoted John Crassidis in an article about how space debris could jeopardize the internet and astronaut missions.

The Jerusalem Post quoted John Crassidis in an article about Kessler Syndrome, which predicts that increases in the number of objects sent into space will lead to collisions and catastrophic chain reactions in low Earth orbit. 

The BBC’s Science Focus magazine quoted John Crassidis about the potential implications of Elon Musk’s $1 billion plan to help destroy the International Space Station. 

Free Think quoted John Crassidis in an article about Kessler Syndrome, a cascading disaster of space debris collisions in Earth’s atmosphere, as a result of the disposing of mission equipment in orbit.

Popular Science quoted John Crassidis in an article about why all of Earth’s garbage can’t be launched into the sun.