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NASA plans to splash down the ISS in the ocean, here’s the reason
The International Space Station is headed for a controlled death dive into the ocean, not a museum, and that choice is ...
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Russia wants to recycle ISS modules for a new station, can it work?
Russia is preparing for life after the International Space Station by floating one of the most controversial ideas in modern ...
Former ISS Program Manager Michael Suffredini reviews the creation of the International Space Station, detailing assembly, operations, and commercial integration from 2005 to 2015. Insights from ...
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Maxar Technologies Since 1998, when the International Space Station (ISS) launched, there ...
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Crewed Russian spacecraft meets up with ISS | Space photo of the day for Dec. 17, 2025
Suspended above the Mediterranean Sea, Russia's Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft made its final approach to the International Space ...
NASA has announced significant modifications to its contract with Sierra Space for the Dream Chaser spacecraft, effectively scrapping guaranteed resupply missions to the International Space Station ...
Discover how the International Space Station stayed alive after using Soyuz support and new shuttle inspections to keep science going.
After so many delays, difficulties, and disappointments, you might be inclined to think that NASA wants to wash its hands of Boeing’s troubled Starliner spacecraft. But that’s not the case. The ...
Roscosmos and NASA conduct cross-flights as part of the ISS program, with several American astronauts traveling to the ISS aboard Soyuz spacecraft and some Russian cosmonauts flying on American Crew ...
Since 1998, when the International Space Station (ISS) launched, there has been a place for astronauts around the world to run experiments in space, from growing food to learning how low-Earth orbit ...
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