Astronauts on the ISS will have to wait a little longer for their new toilet after the rocket transporting it was prevented from launching on Thursday.
Astronauts on the ISS will have to wait a little longer for their new toilet after the rocket transporting it was prevented from launching on Thursday.
Astronauts on the ISS will have to wait a little longer for their new toilet after the rocket transporting it was prevented from launching on Thursday.
NASA woke the space station crew on Monday night to ask them to conduct an urgent search for the leak after it wrongly feared it was suddenly getting worse.
NASA woke the space station crew on Monday night to ask them to conduct an urgent search for the leak after it wrongly feared it was suddenly getting worse.
NASA woke the space station crew on Monday night to ask them to conduct an urgent search for the leak after it wrongly feared it was suddenly getting worse.
The second-ever all-female spacewalk is happening right now, and you can watch it live as it plays out on the International Space Station. NASA TV is currently streaming the spacewalk.
Boeing will launch the Starliner capsule on its first orbital test flight to the International Space Station on December 20, and we've got the details about how to watch.
The International Space Station recently received its newest resident: an artificial intelligence-powered flying robot called CIMON-2. Here is how it promises to help astronauts as they work.
There are mice on the ISS! But it's OK, they're supposed to be there. They arrived on Sunday for research purposes, with a floating robot called CIMON-2 also part of the consignment.
Lighting a fire always carries an element of risk. Doing it in microgravity on the International Space Station, approximately 250 miles above Earth's surface, is something else entirely.
Boeing's Starliner space capsule was due to make its first orbital test flight to the International Space Station on December 17, but an issue with the Atlas V launch rocket has caused a delay.
SpaceX will launch the CRS-19 Commercial Resupply Service mission into orbit using its Falcon 9 booster rocket on Wednesday, and you can watch the event via a NASA TV livestream. The rocket will take off at approximately 9:51 a.m. PT.
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