Axiom, SpaceX, NASA Target Wednesday for 4th Private ISS Mission
Approximate two-week mission comprises about 60 scientific experiments for 31 countries.
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NASA Partners Are Developing a Post-ISS Space Ecosystem
Space agency provides updates on nine of its commercial partners developing the destinations and technology that will maintain a human presence on orbit beyond this decade.
Irradiated Turkey and Freeze-Dried Potatoes: How ISS Astronauts Celebrate Thanksgiving
Space station crew members chow down on smoked turkey, shrimp cocktail, candied yams, and other goodies to ring in the holiday from orbit.
NASA Picks SpaceX to Deorbit the ISS
The space agency is enlisting the private firm to build an International Space Station vehicle that will ‘destructively break up’ along with the station when it is retired in 2030.
Redwire Space Hit with Federal Lawsuit
Redwire Space, a partner in Blue Origin’s proposed orbiting space station, is the target of a class-action lawsuit alleging federal securities fraud.
U.S. Says Russian Test Has Created Debris Field in Space
Russia has conducted an anti-satellite weapons test, creating more than 1,500 pieces of “trackable” orbital debris, according to U.S. officials.
Four Things To Know About the Crew-3 Launch
NASA’s Crew-3 astronauts will begin their journey to the International Space Station late Wednesday, replacing the recently splashed-down Crew-2 astronauts.
SpaceX Launch Delayed Over Medical Issue
NASA has announced another delay for the SpaceX Crew-3 mission to the International Space Station, this time due to a minor medical issue for one of the crew members. In a statement Monday, NASA said it is not a medical emergency and is not COVID-19 related, adding it “takes every effort to protect the crew […]
