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Articles tagged: International Space Station

  • 22 January 2016 ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti Shares the Unique Experience of Her Record-breaking 200-Day Mission to the ISS.

    ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti shares the details of her record-breaking (longest space flight by a woman and longest uninterrupted spaceflight for a European astronaut) mission to the International Space Station.

  • Antares, Atlas 5, Cygnus, launch, Orbital ATK, Saffire-I 24 March 2016 Cygnus Cargo Spacecraft Successfully Launched

    ... arrive at the ISS on March 26. The Cygnus is carrying more than three tons of cargo for the International Space Station, including crew supplies, vehicle hardware and experiments. That payload includes a wide range of experiments, including Saffire...

    • Antares
    • Atlas 5
    • Cygnus
    • launch
    • Orbital ATK
    • Saffire-I
  • roscosmos, Soyuz FG booster 12 October 2018 Soyuz investigation focuses on second stage failure

    ...on upcoming crewed flights to the International Space Station (ISS). A Progress supply ship is scheduled for launch at ...19 and 25 October to replace a set of batteries in the Space Station’s solar power system will be deferred but two upcoming US supply ...

    • roscosmos
    • Soyuz FG booster
  • 23 June 2024 NASA postpones Starliner's crew return amid thruster concerns

    ...again extended the stay of Starliner at the International Space Station (ISS) this time into July, raising ...managers are evaluating future return opportunities which will follow the Space Station’s two planned spacewalks on June 24 and July 2,” said...

  • Article, Chen Lan, Independent Chinese space analyst August 2016 Flying in formation - why China and the rest of the world should collaborate

    ... and Japan, as well as most of Europe. China’s free-flying telescope could also be serviced by the ISS if needed. International Space Station partners will face important choices after its retirement Politically, and as already stated, all this would...

    • Article
    • Chen Lan
    • Independent Chinese space analyst
    Authors: Chen Lan    
  • China, international space relations, Russia, space axis, space politics October 2021 Russia and China – a new space axis

    ... lunar base prompted speculation that the two countries would also consider joint space station operations. By the start of the 2020s, the International Space Station was ageing, most evident in persistent minor leaks in the Zvezda module. Reports...

    • China
    • international space relations
    • Russia
    • space axis
    • space politics
    Authors: Brian Harvey    
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