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Uncontrollable coolant leak on Russian ISS capsule puts future missions in jeopardyThree astronauts are scheduled to fly home on the capsule in March 2023. Now that may no longer be possible.
By Brett Tingley Published
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Bizarre blue blobs hover in Earth's atmosphere in stunning astronaut photo. But what are they?An astronaut onboard the ISS recently captured a peculiar image of Earth with two unrelated blue blobs of light shining in the planet's atmosphere.
By Harry Baker Published
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Peer into Hurricane Ian’s 'eye' in this photo that an astronaut snapped from spaceAn International Space Station astronaut photographed Hurricane Ian as the powerful storm battered Florida. NASA, SpaceX and others have postponed launches from the Space Coast.
By Elizabeth Howell Published
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Massive ancient lava flow seen from space looks like a giant black scar on the New Mexico desertA new astronaut photo shows the Carrizozo Malpaís lava flow in New Mexico in stunning detail.
By Harry Baker Published
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Stunning 'sunglint' turns the sea's surface into a swirling silver mirrorAn astronaut recently captured a stunning image of a "sunglint" that transformed the sea surrounding two Greek islands into a swirling silver mirror.
By Harry Baker Published
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Russia will withdraw from the ISS as soon as 2025Russia will withdraw from the International Space Station and focus on building its own orbiting outpost as soon as 2025, Roscosmos told Putin.
By Brandon Specktor Published
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SpaceX launched its 25th cargo mission to the International Space Station. Here's what's on board.On July 14, SpaceX launched its 25th cargo mission to the International Space Station, carrying supplies and equipment for NASA experiments.
By Ben Turner Last updated
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Russia will pull out of the International Space Station, space agency chief confirmsRussia has confirmed it will pull out of the International Space Station (ISS), due to sanctions imposed over the Ukraine invasion.
By Tom Metcalfe Published
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ISS and China's space station photobomb image of 4 planets aligned in the skyThe International Space Station and China's space station photobombed a four-planet line-up in the early morning sky for Italian astrophysicist Gianluca Masi.
By Jeanna Bryner Published
