Though they had conducted hundreds of science and technology experiments aboard the International Space Station during their 199 days in orbit, the three crew members returning to Earth Thursday had at least one important experiment waiting for them on the ground. […]
The International Space Station Program will take the next step in expanding a robust commercial market in low-Earth orbit when work continues Wednesday, May 27, to prepare the orbiting laboratory for the future arrival of U.S. commercial crew and cargo vehicles. […]
NASA and its international partners agreed Tuesday to set a new schedule for spacecraft traffic to and from the International Space Station. […]
The first one-year crew for the International Space Station is set to launch Friday, March 27. […]
NASA’s Space to Ground is your weekly update on what’s happening aboard the International Space Station. […]
Tune in to SpaceCoastDaily.com on Sunday March 1 to watch ISS spacewalkers Barry Wilmore and Terry Virts.
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NASA astronaut and spacewalker Terry Virts reported seeing a small amount of water floating free in his helmet during airlock repressurization at the conclusion of Wednesday’s spacewalk. […]
Tune in to SpaceCoastDaily.com at 7:10 a.m. on Feb. 25 to watch the second spacewalk aboard the International Space Station. […]
Change is on the horizon for the International Space Station as three upcoming spacewalks prepare the orbiting laboratory for future arrivals by U.S. commercial crew spacecraft. […]
NASA astronauts Barry Wilmore and Terry Virts are preparing to ready the International Space Station for a pair of international docking adapters (IDAs) that will allow future commercial crew vehicles to dock. […]
Two NASA astronauts from the International Space Station’s Expedition 42 crew will venture outside the orbital complex on Friday, Feb. 20; Tuesday, Feb. 24; and Sunday, March 1. […]
International Space Station Commander Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Flight Engineer Terry Virts take a break from scientific research to watch Super Bowl XLIX from their sky box and orbiting laboratory 260 miles above Earth, but are more excited to one day watch from Mars. […]
