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NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei back on Earth after record-breaking missionNASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei can't wait to see his wife after landing back on Earth after a record-breaking mission.
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Russia's Ukraine invasion could imperil international scienceThe Russian invasion of Ukraine could have serious consequences for those organizations pursuing scientific endeavours.
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New Russia sanctions won't imperil ISS operations, NASA says
The International Space Station program will continue business as usual, NASA assures us as the U.S. government levies new sanctions against Russia.
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The International Space Station will plunge into the sea in 2031, NASA announcesThe International Space Station will plunge into the sea in January 2031, NASA has announced.
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Astronaut snaps spectacular shot of crescent moon glowing over stunning sunsetNASA's Earth Observatory has released a photo of a crescent moon above an orbital sunset taken by an astronaut on the International Space Station.
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'Cosmic monster' star spits energy with the force of a billion sunsScientists just collected the first measurements of violent eruptions in extremely dense magnetic stars called magnetars.
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NASA's asteroid-deflecting DART mission just launched on a one-way trip to collide with a space rockThe DART spacecraft launched this morning on its mission to the binary asteroid Didymos, where it will collide with the space rock for science.
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Space debris forces astronauts on space station to take shelter in return ships
Seven astronauts were forced to take shelter due to flying space debris.
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Superbright aurora lights up Earth’s night side in incredible image from spaceAn astronaut aboard the International Space Station (ISS) captured a stunning new photo of the luminous green and red lights of an aurora hugging clouds swirling around Earth's night side.
