International Space Station
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worldNASA Audit Warns Boeing's Starliner Faces Certification a Decade Late
A scathing inspector general report reveals Boeing's Starliner crew capsule likely won't be certified until 2027, a full ten years behind its original schedule, as costs balloon and NASA relies on SpaceX.
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worldNASA Orders ISS Astronauts to Evacuation Mode Amid Russian Module Air Leaks
Astronauts on the ISS have been ordered to prepare for emergency evacuation due to worsening air leaks in a Russian module.
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worldNASA Orders ISS Astronauts to Shelter During Air Leak Repair
Five astronauts sheltered in a SpaceX Dragon capsule as Russian cosmonauts attempted to fix a worsening air leak on the ISS.
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techSpace Tech Firms Partner for ISS Robotic Test
Voyager Technologies and Icarus Robotics secure contract to test a free-flying robotic system on the International Space Station, focusing on AI training.
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techAstronaut's Sudden Speech Loss Exposes Deep-Space Medical Risk
NASA astronaut Michael Fincke suffered an unexplained medical episode in orbit, forcing an emergency return. The incident highlights critical vulnerabilities for upcoming Artemis lunar missions.
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techNASA's Plan for Private Space Stations Faces Criticism
NASA's proposal for a core module addition to the International Space Station has sparked controversy among commercial space companies.
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techNASA Astronaut Grows Purple Potato Aboard ISS
Astronaut Don Pettit cultivates a purple potato on the International Space Station, highlighting food sustainability for future deep-space missions.
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techRussia Restores ISS Access with Baikonur Launch Pad Repair
Russia successfully launched a Soyuz rocket from its repaired Baikonur pad, resuming cargo missions to the International Space Station after months of disruption.