NASA Eliminates Nauseating Odor by ‘Airing Out’ the ISS, Says Smell Was Likely ‘Outgassing’ From Russian Cargo
SpaceMore importantly, the space agency claims that there’s no risk of contamination.
Read more »More importantly, the space agency claims that there’s no risk of contamination.
Read more »Polaris Dawn is setting the stage for what will occur in low Earth orbit once NASA leaves the International Space Station, as the U.S. is planning to do.
Read more »One of the engines failed, but it was in a different section than the one that caused problems during the outbound flight. Fortunately, there were no consequences.
Read more »Russia has requested the cosmonaut's resignation letter.
Read more »The company has already lost $1.6 billion on it, with more losses expected in the future.
Read more »The new spacecraft will have six times the fuel capacity and four times the power of the current Dragon spacecraft.
Read more »NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick took the photograph while flying over the coast of South Africa.
Read more »The ISS, which has been operated by five space agencies since 1998, is experiencing material fatigue.
Read more »It’s a documented fact that many micro-organisms can survive the harsh conditions of space.
Read more »On Wednesday night, the International Space Station radio caused a significant unintentional stir.
Read more »Engineers discovered the fifth helium leak after the spacecraft had already docked at the International Space Station.
Read more »Starliner’s test flight to the International Space Station became tense due to three helium leaks and the failure of five RCS system thrusters.
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