Russia plans to build its post-ISS orbital station using existing Russian ISS modules, forming the core of the Russian Orbital Station after the ISS retires in 2030.
With the International Space Station (ISS) set to retire in 2030, several nations and commercial space companies have plans ...
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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 ...
From launching a pioneering startup accelerator program to forging bold new partnerships, 2025 marked a year of innovation, ...
The Russian half of the ISS isn't in the best of shape. Cosmonauts spend roughly half of their time on the ISS performing ...
The International Space Station (ISS) is due to retire soon, plunging into the South Pacific Ocean after being dragged down ...
Discover how the International Space Station stayed alive after using Soyuz support and new shuttle inspections to keep science going.
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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 ...
At least in theory. If it can get its launchpad working again, and if it doesn't collapse economically, first.
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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 ...
The incident could strain Roscosmos’s partnership with NASA as the agency finds itself more reliant on the U.S. than ever. Reading time 2 minutes Russia’s International Space Station program is having ...
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