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The world turns sideways in trippy, glowing Earth photo from the International Space StationISS astronaut Thomas Pesquet captured a trippy new photo of orange 'airglow' streaming past the sideways Earth.
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New cracks found on International Space StationOfficials have not reported if the new cracks are causing any air leaks.
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Frozen mouse sperm that spent 6 years in orbit used to conceive 8 healthy ‘space pups’Long-term storage on the International Space Station didn't cause DNA damage to freeze-dried mouse sperm.
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Russia threatens to leave International Space Station program over US sanctions: reportsRussia's space chief is threatening to leave the International Space Station program in 2025 unless the United States lifts sanctions against the Russian space sector.
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Glow-in-the-dark baby squid and tardigrades to be blasted into spaceScientists hope to identify the genes that the animals use to adapt to extreme environments.
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Astronauts may finally start cleaning their space underwear (with microbes)Bacterial compounds could provide antimicrobial protection in undergarments shared by astronauts during spacewalks.
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Russia wants to build its own space station to replace the ISS, state officials sayRussia is building modules for a new space station, which could potentially replace the International Space Station by the year 2025, officials said.
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Space station tosses 2.9-ton hunk of space junk overboard. It will stay in orbit for years.The International Space Station discarded a 2.9-ton pallet of used batteries on Thursday morning (March 11), the most massive object it has ever jettisoned.
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How do tiny pieces of space junk cause incredible damage?Space junk moves at 10 times the speed of a bullet from an average gun.
