We'll be following the inaugural launch of Japan's H3 rocket and a mysterious Russian mission.
SpaceX had to implement a software override on a faulty docking hook sensor, resulting in a slight delay to today's rendezvous.
Launch of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-6 mission from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center occurred at 12:34 a.m. ET on Thursday.
Launch of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-6 mission from Kennedy Space Center is now scheduled for no earlier than Thursday morning.
Two NASA astronauts, a Russian cosmonaut, and a UAE astronaut are set to spend six months on board the orbiting lab.
A second inspection of the damaged Progress 82 freighter suggests Russia is experiencing some freakishly bad luck with micrometeorites these days.
The launch of an uncrewed replacement Soyuz capsule to the ISS will have to wait, as investigators sort out the cause of a second coolant leak.
The coming week will also be a time for solemn reflection, as NASA commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Columbia Space Shuttle disaster.
An extra seat will accommodate a NASA astronaut left stranded after a micrometeorite damaged a Russian Soyuz spacecraft last month.
The space agencies refuse to call it a “rescue mission,” in an obvious attempt to downplay the current risk posed to three stranded ISS crew members.
The maneuver came at an inopportune time, with a Soyuz escape vehicle in potentially bad shape after a coolant leak.
Roscosmos chief Yury Borisov described the ongoing situation at the space station as “not very pleasant,” saying a replacement spacecraft is being prepared.
A whole lotta wonderful and weird things happened in spaceflight this year, providing no shortage of spectacular visuals.
Coolant spewed out from the docked Soyuz spacecraft for hours, causing the postponement of a Russian spacewalk.
A strand of hair briefly disrupted the recent SpaceX Crew-5 launch, showcasing the perils posed by even the most innocuous of objects.
The newly arrived Expedition 68 crew is settling in and getting down to work inside the space lab.
SpaceX's fifth crewed mission for NASA blasted off yesterday from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, one week after Hurricane Ian swept through the region.
Launch from Kennedy Space Center is scheduled for 12:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
Once launched, the Crew-5 mission will see the first Russian cosmonaut fly aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon.
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