SpaceX Finally Able To Dock Their Dragon Probe At International Space Station [Video]

Medicine & Technology Feb 24, 2017

Dragon cargo ship of SpaceX finally gets attached to the International Space Station. There was a problem in GPS which was responsible for the late delivery. The Dragon was carrying foods and other scientific equipment for the ISS

NASA Plans Sending More Instruments To The Space Station For The Earth Science Discovery

Feb 19, 2017

The support of NASA for the Earth Science discovery is never ending. Soon, the organization will be sending more instruments to the International Space Station to further support the project.

NASA Concentrates On Next Generation Of Structural Solid State Batteries

Feb 14, 2017

Battery backup is the most vital thing for any space craft's in a lone sky because there are no any easy way to avail any power source in case of failure until a next expensive and time-consuming space mission will conduct

Astronauts Picked Their Bets For Super Bowl 2017 from Space

Feb 06, 2017

It's that time of the year for Super Bowl and everyone's hyped even the astronauts from space! Just like any football fan, two International Space Station astronauts showed their support for Super Bowl and even picked their bets.

US Astronaut Shares First Flower To Bloom In Space

Jan 18, 2016

The historic news that the zinnia flower aboard the International Space Station has bloomed, according to US astronaut Scott Kelly via his official Twitter account. Kelly posted a photo of an orange flower with 13 petals.

NASA Wants Out From ISS

Dec 13, 2015

NASA announced its plan to get out of the ISS project.

Astronauts Dodge On Ammonia Flakes During Spacewalk To Reconfigure International Space Station

Nov 10, 2015

During a risky spacewalk, two astronauts successfully dodged over specks of highly toxic ammonia last Friday to repair the cooling system at the International Space Station.

Exploration Of The International Space Station

Oct 11, 2015

The International Space Station (ISS) is a low Earth orbiting, habitable artificial space station.

NASA Orders First Ever Commercial Human Spaceflight from Boeing

May 29, 2015

Since the retirement of the shuttle program, the restoration of launching American astronauts to the International Space Station from American soil by 2017 has been a goal of NASA. Now, that goal has taken a giant leap forward as NASA has ordered its first commercial spaceflight mission from Boeing.

A Bird’s Eye View Aboard an Aborted SpaceX Test Mission

May 23, 2015

SpaceX is one step closer to being the first privately-owned company to send astronauts to space. And one of the most important aspects of any mission is protecting the lives of the crew. So they recently tested an abort system that would propel astronauts to safety in the event of an emergency. And a point-of-view camera let us come along for the ride.

SpaceX Dragon Departs International Space Station

May 22, 2015

SpaceX confirmed yesterday that their Dragon capsule successfully departed the International Space Station and successfully splashed down in the Pacific Ocean both on time and on target.

Why the ISS Needs a Big Laser Cannon

May 20, 2015

Researchers say that the International Space Station could one day get armed with a laser to shoot down orbiting space debris.

Are You a Whiz At Cad? NASA Offers $2.25 Million Prize for Best Space Habitat Design

May 19, 2015

NASA and the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute, known as America Makes, are hoping that additive construction innovators will design a deep space exploration habitat and then fabricate it in a new competition worth US $1.1 million for each of two winners. Phase One registration opened at the Bay Area Maker Faire on Saturday, and the second stage begins September 27.

How the ISS Plans on Getting Rid of Space Debris—Plans to Vaporize Comets in Space

May 19, 2015

Fans of shoot-em-up sci fi everywhere will be thrilled with the latest proposal for freeing the International Space Station (ISS) from the need to repeatedly alter its trajectory to avoid crashing into space junk. Researchers from the Riken Computational Astrophysics Laboratory of Japan want to use a laser system to zap dangerous space debris on a collision course with the ISS.

Russia Restarts Progress Spacecraft on ISS After Failed First Attempt

May 18, 2015

The problems for Russia's space agency seem to continue. The Russian Space Agency said that after a failed first attempt to start the engines of the Progress spacecraft on the International Space Station, they managed to get them started on the second attempt to correct the orbit of the ISS.