Tag: International Space Station
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Crew-11’s Splashdown from Orbit to Ocean; NASA’s First Space Medical Evacuation
A space mission is a delicately coordinated matter. It is scheduled minutes, weeks, months and even years prior to the...
International Space Station Update Expected in NASA’s News Media Briefing
NASA is scheduled to conduct a live media briefing at 5 pm EST today from its main office in Washington....
SpaceX Dragon Undocks, Begins Fiery Descent Toward Sunday Ocean Splashdown
After receiving an order from SpaceX ground control devices, the unpiloted SpaceX Dragon ship was undocked from the zenith, or...
Zero-G Cup Innovator and Oldest US-Serving Astronaut Don Pettit has Returned to Earth
The oldest serving astronaut from America, Don Pettit, is back on Earth after completing his fourth mission. The celebrated astrophotographer,...
Wringing out a washcloth in space is the coolest thing you’ll see all day
Some would call it a slow news day. We call it an epic day for space, for Canada, and for...
Tardigrades survive just about anything and scientists still don’t know why
They can survive temperatures near absolute zero or as high as 300 degrees. The crushing pressure at the bottom of...
The Overview Effect brings stunning visuals, philosophical questions about existence
On earth, we have struggled for centuries to understand the dynamics of life and how everything relates with everything else....
Dreaming of being an astronaut just got easier
The childhood bed has been the place where many dreams of traveling through space have manifested. Since before Neil Armstrong...
In space, nuts in a can might freak you out
"Mixed Nuts in Space."No, it's not a sci-fi comedy starring Simon Pegg. It could possibly be a portion of a...
UFO activity in December, 2012
Every month we cover the UFO activity for the previous month using some excellent footage that is compiled by AnonymousFO....