Space crew returns to Earth from ISS
Mar 16, 2013 07:04 EDT
Three astronauts returned safely to Earth from the International Space Station early Saturday, aboard a Russian capsule which landed on the freezing Kazakhstan steppe, mission control said.
Three astronauts return to Earth from ISS
Mar 16, 2013 01:02 EDT
Three astronauts returned safely to Earth from the International Space Station early Saturday, aboard a Russian capsule which landed on the freezing Kazakhstan steppe, mission control said.
Poor weather delays return of space station astronauts
Mar 15, 2013 03:49 EDT
The return to earth of two Russian cosmonauts and an American astronaut from the International Space Station was delayed Friday due to harsh conditions at the Kazakhstan landing site, the Russian space agency said.
Canadian commands space station for first time
Mar 13, 2013 19:13 EDT
With the ringing of a ceremonial bell in space to mark a crew change, astronaut Chris Hadfield became the first Canadian to assume command of the International Space Station on Wednesday.
Russia to send woman to space in 2014
Mar 06, 2013 12:51 EST
Russia will send a female cosmonaut into space for the first time in two decades next year, an official at the space training centre said Wednesday.
SpaceX's capsule arrives at ISS
Mar 03, 2013 14:53 EST
A privately-owned unmanned US space capsule docked Sunday at the International Space Station bringing food, scientific materials and crucial equipment to the space outpost.
SpaceX capsule nears ISS for rendezvous on Sunday
Mar 03, 2013 01:56 EST
A privately-owned unmanned US space capsule neared the International Space Station early Sunday, preparing to dock to deliver food, scientific materials and other crucial equipment.
SpaceX's ISS rendezvous set for Sunday
Mar 02, 2013 17:03 EST
SpaceX's unmanned Dragon capsule will dock Sunday with the International Space Station on a mission to deliver food, scientific experiments and other cargo, NASA said.
SpaceX 'optimistic' after space capsule mishap
Mar 01, 2013 16:45 EST
SpaceX said it was "optimistic" Friday after a thruster outage delayed the latest resupply mission of its unmanned Dragon capsule en route to the International Space Station.
SpaceX capsule encounters problems in orbit
Mar 01, 2013 16:16 EST
The unmanned Dragon capsule launched on Friday by US firm SpaceX encountered problems en route to the space station when three of its four thrusters failed to fire up, the company said.
Private US SpaceX rocket Falcon-9 launched
Mar 01, 2013 11:20 EST
Private space firm SpaceX launched its Falcon-9 rocket from Cape Canaveral in Florida on Friday, carrying a resupply capsule to the International Space Station, NASA television showed.
SpaceX set for third mission to space station
Feb 28, 2013 16:38 EST
As US firm SpaceX prepares for its third launch to the space station Friday, NASA said there was nothing "particularly challenging" about a mission that a few months ago was unprecedented.
First-ever space tourist plans Mars mission
Feb 27, 2013 22:17 EST
The world's first space tourist, US multimillionaire Dennis Tito, unveiled plans to send a manned mission to Mars and back, targeting a launch date less than five years away.
First-ever space tourist plans mission to Mars
Feb 27, 2013 18:14 EST
The world's first space tourist, US multimillionaire Dennis Tito, unveiled plans Wednesday to send a manned mission to Mars and back, targeting a launch date less than five years away.
NASA briefly loses contact with space station
Feb 19, 2013 13:01 EST
The International Space Station briefly lost contact with ground controllers on Tuesday because of a computer problem, but its commander said the crew was fine, NASA said.
NASA can't talk to space station
Feb 19, 2013 12:23 EST
The International Space Station lost communication with ground controllers on Tuesday but its commander says the crew is fine, NASA said.
Scientists sense breakthroughs in dark-matter mystery
Feb 18, 2013 12:57 EST
For decades, the strange substance called dark matter has teased physicists, challenging conventional notions of the cosmos.
Asteroid to whiz past Earth
Feb 15, 2013 06:12 EST
NASA is closely tracking an asteroid large enough to destroy a city that is set to whiz past Earth on Friday in what the US space agency says is the closest flyby ever predicted for such a large object.
Proud Russia remembers Stalingrad 70 years on
Feb 02, 2013 14:26 EST
The city of Volgograd was renamed Stalingrad for a day on Saturday as Russia marked the 70th anniversary of a brutal battle in which the Red Army defeated Nazi forces and changed the course of World War II.
Russia remembers Stalingrad battle 70 years on
Feb 02, 2013 07:17 EST
The city of Volgograd was renamed Stalingrad for a day Saturday as Russia marked the 70th anniversary of a brutal battle in which the Red Army defeated Nazi forces and changed the course of World War II.