International Space Station News

Independent.ie • Aaron Gregg

ISS Maneuvers to Avoid Debris from China's 2007 ASAT Test

Last month, the International Space Station executed a maneuver using thrusters from a docked spacecraft to evade debris generated by China's anti-satellite weapon test in 2007. The debris has been orbiting Earth and poses an ongoing threat to space operations.

2025-01-01T18:43:32.547389-08:00

NASA Spaceflight

ISS Concludes Challenging Year as Retirement Plans Progress

2024-12-27T06:51:44.299732-08:00

orlandosentinel.com

Starliner Astronauts' Return to Earth Delayed Until March 2025

2024-12-17T13:41:17.309955-08:00

CNN

Kazakh Steppe: Russia's Pathway to Space Through ISS

2024-12-30T10:20:31.537018-08:00

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Independent.ie

ISS Maneuvers to Avoid Debris from China's 2007 ASAT Test Last month, the International Space Station executed a maneuver using thrusters from a docked spacecraft to evade debris generated by China's anti-satellite weapon test in 2007. The debris has been orbiting Earth and poses an ongoing threat to space operations.

2025-01-01T18:43:32.547389-08:00

ISS Maneuvers to Avoid Debris from China's 2007 ASAT Test

CNN

Kazakh Steppe: Russia's Pathway to Space Through ISS The remote Kazakh Steppe has emerged as a pivotal site for Russia's space endeavors, serving as the return point for astronauts from the ISS. This unique intersection fosters a distinctive relationship between local nomadic communities and international space missions.

2024-12-30T10:20:31.537018-08:00

Kazakh Steppe: Russia's Pathway to Space Through ISS

houstonchronicle.com

Texas A&M Ph.D. Student Innovates Space Food Texture Kendall Howie, a doctoral student at Texas A&M, focuses on using electron beam technology to enhance the taste and texture of space food, potentially improving astronaut diets during long missions.

2024-12-27T21:26:33.243439-08:00

Texas A&M Ph.D. Student Innovates Space Food Texture

NASA Spaceflight

ISS Concludes Challenging Year as Retirement Plans Progress The International Space Station remains pivotal in low-Earth orbit operations despite facing a demanding year. Discussions for its retirement are advancing, indicating potential shifts in its operational focus and responsibilities for continued human presence in space.

2024-12-27T06:51:44.299732-08:00

ISS Concludes Challenging Year as Retirement Plans Progress

Space.com

ISS Astronauts Send Christmas Greetings to Earth Astronauts aboard the International Space Station extended a heartfelt Merry Christmas to those on Earth. This festive message underscores the continuous human presence in space and highlights the spirit of camaraderie among the crew during this holiday period.

2024-12-25T09:35:47.010258-08:00

ISS Astronauts Send Christmas Greetings to Earth

people.com

Astronauts Celebrate Holidays Aboard ISS Despite Return Delay Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, experiencing extended time on the International Space Station due to a delayed return, marked the holiday season with a festive photo shared by NASA's Johnson Space Center on December 16, showcasing their resilience and holiday spirit in space.

2024-12-21T14:27:20.661350-08:00

Astronauts Celebrate Holidays Aboard ISS Despite Return Delay

Business Standard

ISRO and ESA Partner for Astronaut Training and Axiom-4 Mission ISRO and ESA have formalized an agreement to collaborate on astronaut training, mission execution, and experiments for the Axiom-4 mission. This partnership includes utilizing ESA's ISS facilities for research, aiming to advance human space exploration.

2024-12-21T10:24:33.648749-08:00

ISRO and ESA Partner for Astronaut Training and Axiom-4 Mission

South China Morning Post

Asahi Shuzo to Launch Ingredients for Space Sake in 2025 Asahi Shuzo plans to send ingredients to the ISS in late 2025 for the production of the world's first space-brewed sake, which will be sold for $640,000. This ambitious project marks a new frontier in the fusion of traditional brewing with cutting-edge space technology.

2024-12-20T23:54:22.752589-08:00

Asahi Shuzo to Launch Ingredients for Space Sake in 2025

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