ISS Partners Confirm Continued Support Through 2030
The partner nations sponsoring the International Space Station have agreed to continue supporting station operations past 2024 until 2030.
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Tag: International Space Station
Chile Peppers Aboard the I.S.S. – Growing Food in Space
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station harvest the first produce grown in zero gravity. Then they made a meal of it.
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Russian Nauka Science Module Thruster Misfire On ISS More Serious Than First Reported
A Russian module pushed the International Space Station out of alignment. The event was more serious than NASA initially reported.
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Space X’s Crew Dragon Makes Successful Nocturnal Landing
“Resilience is back on planet Earth and we’ll take those miles,” replied Mike Hopkins, the NASA astronaut commanding the mission, “Are they transferable?”
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NASA Honors Katherine Johnson By Naming a Spacecraft for Her
Northrup Grummon’s new NG-15 Cygnus spacecraft will bear the name the SS Katherine Johnson.
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Lord British Smuggles Scotty Into Space
A secret mission to give James Doohan a celestial resting place has been revealed 12 years later.
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Video of the Day: Watch A Rocket Launch as Seen from the International Space Station
It doesn’t look so spectacular, does it? Just a bunch of little white dots. Then it starts to sink in as to exactly what you’re looking at.
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NASA TV to Air Launch and Capture of Cargo Ship At Space Station
NASA will broadcast the launch of a Japanese cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station beginning at 1 p.m. EDT Wednesday, May 20.
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