Japanese Space Firm to Launch Satellite That Will Use Magnets to Clean Space Junk

Medicine & Technology Mar 21, 2021

Japanese private company Astroscale is set to launch the world's first satellite that will use magnets to collect space junk.

NASA Astronaut May Spend Year in Space to Make A Russian Film

Mar 15, 2021

NASA could soon chalk up another one-year space mission thanks to an out-of-this-world Russian movie-making deal.

NASA Veteran Joins Russian Cosmonauts for April Soyuz Flight to the ISS

Mar 10, 2021

NASA veteran astronaut Mark Vande Hei will be joining two Russian cosmonauts aboard a Soyuz spacecraft for the upcoming ISS mission, set for an April 9 launch.

Russian Soyuz Launches Successfully: Takes Astronaut & Cosmonaut To Space Station

Apr 21, 2017

A veteran cosmonaut and an astronaut departed into orbit on Thursday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome to join crews in International Space Station.

Here’s How Soyuz Capsule Took Home The ISS Expedition 50 Commander Safely

Apr 12, 2017

The Soyuz space vehicle has been used for travel to and fro the Internation Space Station for decades. Compared to other space vehicles, it is considered as the safest. How can this vehicle transport a group of humans safely from space to the Earth and vice versa?

Soyuz Returns Home With 3 International Space Station Astronauts After 173 Days In Space [Video]

Apr 11, 2017

Russian spacecraft named Soyuz MS-02 created another history. Three astronauts from Expedition 50 mission of International Space Station are now back to the home after 173days of the space journey.

Russia Tries to Contact Craft Bound for ISS

Apr 30, 2015

Russia is trying to determine what it is going to do after losing contact with the unmanned cargo craft on route to the International Space Station for a resupply mission. Currently the craft is spinning out of control, NASA said.