The space station is leaking. Why it hasn't imperiled the mission.
The space station is actually designed to leak — a little.
School’s out: 5 new attractions to check out with the kids
Together with my daughters, aged five and 11, I check out five new attractions that launched recently. We encounter cats, ...
Chris Hadfield shares the story behind iconic Space Oddity performance on the ISS
As he prepares to bring the magic of space exploration to UK audiences, the veteran astronaut speaks about dealing with fear, ...
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Geo explainer: What is the solar cycle and how does it affect us?
Discover more about the Sun's solar cycle and how it impacts us here on Earth, from increased auroras to overwhelmed power ...
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China tests building Moon base with lunar soil bricks
Beijing: China is expected to push forward in its quest to build the first lunar base on Friday, launching an in space experiment to test whether ...
‘When seen from space, there’s a sense that Earth is everything we have’: Booker winner
In a conversation about her Booker Prize-winning novel 'Orbital,' author Samantha Harvey delved into the process of depicting ...
Extended EMIT mission will explore diverse Earth science questions
Observing our planet from the International Space Station since July 2022, NASA's EMIT (Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source ...
Astronaut reveals the 'lightbulb' moment he had after seeing Earth and realising we are living a 'lie'
Former NASA cadet Ronald Garan experienced a 'lightbulb' moment after having an uninterrupted view of our world. The ...
British writer Harvey wins Booker Prize for space story 'Orbital'
Britain's Samantha Harvey won the 2024 Booker Prize for her novel 'Orbital', a story about a single day aboard the ...
Right now, the Sun is far more active than predicted – and small satellites are paying the price
The Sun’s activity is what gives us beautiful auroras – but it also has dramatic negative effects on satellites that go ...
How to see the International Space Station as it flies over Salina this week
Depending on the weather, people will have an opportunity to see the International Space Station for up to 5 minutes every ...
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Hurricane Helene’s landfall produced atmospheric waves seen 55 miles above Earth
and that power reverberated up into Earth’s atmosphere, creating ripples seen by a NASA instrument more than 55 miles above.