International Space Station
NASA returns ISS crew early for first time in history, due to 'serious medical condition'
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman told reporters that the decision was made to return the astronaut because the capability to diagnose and treat them properly is not available on the ISS.
Jerusalem partners with NASA, looks forward to first Israeli woman in space
SpaceX launches joint astronaut crew to ISS in NASA's Crew-11 mission
Russia to integrate Gigachat AI model into International Space Station
UAE's first long-duration astronaut observes Ramadan in space
Al Neyadi is only one of a handful of Muslim astronauts that have been to space.
Latest four-member SpaceX crew docks with International Space Station
The autonomously flying spacecraft dubbed Endeavour docked to the space station shortly after 1:40 A.M. EST on Friday, nearly 25 hours after launching from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaver
SpaceX launches international crew to orbit ISS for NASA
The flight came 72 hours after an initial launch attempt was scrubbed in the final minutes of countdown early on Monday.
Russia launches spacecraft to rescue cosmonauts, astronaut stranded on ISS
An external coolant leak was detected on the Russian spacecraft Soyuz MS-22, rendering it inoperable for a standard return mission.
'Impossible Object' water sculpture activated on Int'l Space Station
The sculpture can only work in space where the lack of gravity makes water stick to the sculpture in three-dimensional shapes.
SpaceX capsule splashes down, returning 4 astronauts from Space Station
During their 170 days aboard the space station, the crew orbited Earth 2,720 times - about once every 90 minutes.
Rovers may have limited ability to detect biomolecules on Mars' surface -study
Scientists exposed seven biomolecules for about 15 months to a simulated environment similar to Mars outside of the International Space Station.
ESA astronaut documents Negev solar tower from space station
In a tweet, Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti said it is "so unusual to see human-made lights in day passes!"
Europe eyes SpaceX to fill launch void left by Russian tensions
The private American competitor to Europe's Arianespace has emerged as a key contender to plug a temporary gap alongside Japan and India, but final decisions depend on a still unresolved timetable.
Russia has not signaled space station withdrawal to NASA - report
"Nothing official yet," Gatens told Reuters at an ISS conference in Washington. "We literally just saw that as well. We haven't gotten anything official."
