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Articles tagged: The International Space Station

  • International Space Station, Yusaku Maezawa 20 December 2021 Japanese space tourists land safely on Earth after 12 days on ISS

    ...billionaire returned to Earth Monday, after 12 days spent on the International Space Station where he made videos about performing mundane tasks in space including brushing teeth and going to the bathroom. Online fashion tycoon Yusaku Maezawa and his...

    • International Space Station
    • Yusaku Maezawa
  • 07 August 2015 NASA pays Roscosmos $490 million for ISS access even as U.S.-Russia relations at a historic low

    ...all. Still, U.S. astronauts still need access to the International Space Station. Congressional funding for the ISS programme is lacking. Private vessels being developed by Boeing and SpaceX in the U.S. are not yet available for manned missions. This...

  • mission CRS-8, SpaceX 09 April 2016 Flawless launch for SpaceX Dragon

    ... latest commercial cargo spacecraft to head for the International Space Station (ISS) is an expandable structure that has the potential to revolutionize work and life on the space station. SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is delivering almost 7,000 pounds...

    • mission CRS-8
    • SpaceX
  • Asteroid Redirect Mission, Deployable Space Systems (DSS), Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA), Space Systems Loral (SSL) 27 June 2017 New Roll-Out Solar Array tested at the ISS

    ...be used as a cost-effective method in which to transport cargo over long distances beyond the Earth, is being tested along side the International Space Station. ROSA is a groundbreaking, compact and lightweight technology that rolls up and stows into...

    • Asteroid Redirect Mission
    • Deployable Space Systems (DSS)
    • Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA)
    • Space Systems Loral (SSL)
  • roscosmos, Soyuz FG booster 12 October 2018 Soyuz investigation focuses on second stage failure

    ... it is not yet clear what impact the abort might have on upcoming crewed flights to the International Space Station (ISS). A Progress supply ship is scheduled for launch at the end of the month and the Station’s current crew - Expedition 57 commander...

    • roscosmos
    • Soyuz FG booster
  • International Space Station, Mark Kelly, NASA Human Research Program Investigator’s Workshop (IWS), NASA Twin study, Scott Kelly 02 February 2018 How a year in space affects your body

    ... what does happen to your body when you spend a year floating above the earth? In March 2015, American astronaut Scott Kelly headed to the International Space Station (ISS) to take part in a year-long study conducted by NASA to improve our knowledge...

    • International Space Station
    • Mark Kelly
    • NASA Human Research Program Investigator’s Workshop (IWS)
    • NASA Twin study
    • Scott Kelly
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