International Space Station

The Fascinating Concept of Astronauts Aging Slower in Space

Explore the fascinating concept of time dilation for astronauts in space and how it affects their aging process. Discover how astronauts age slower while in space due to the relative nature of time and high speeds of travel. Learn about the case study of twin astronauts Mark and Scott Kelly and the implications for future space exploration, including potential missions to Mars.

Students in South Central Region to Connect with NASA Astronaut on ISS

Exciting news for students in Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas as they are set to connect with NASA astronaut Jeanette Epps aboard the International Space Station. The 20-minute Earth-to-space call will be available for live stream on NASA+ and other platforms, showcasing ongoing experiments and technologies being tested on the space station.

All About ISS: As Big As A Football Field, 16 Orbits Of Earth In 24 Hours

Discover the fascinating details about the International Space Station (ISS), from its massive size and weight to its scientific significance and operational dynamics. Learn about the international collaboration behind this symbol of global cooperation and the future prospects for Indian involvement in space exploration.

Expedition 71 Crew Members Prepare for Spacewalks and Research on ISS

NASA’s Expedition 71 crew, including Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams, prepares for spacewalks and conducts microgravity research on the International Space Station. Scheduled tasks include addressing faulty hardware, swabbing for microorganisms, replacing gyroscope assembly, and more. Williams, a Starliner Pilot, is busy with station maintenance and scientific experiments. With a history-making career, she holds the record for most hours of spacewalk by a woman and is on her third space flight.

Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft encounters unexpected issues on journey to International Space Station

Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft faces unexpected issues on its journey to the International Space Station, leaving NASA astronauts in a tentative position. Helium leaks and thruster malfunctions have delayed the return of astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore. Despite setbacks, Boeing and NASA are working to ensure a safe journey back to Earth, highlighting the challenges of the Starliner program and the complexities of manned missions to space.

First Metal 3D Printing Successfully Completed on International Space Station

Breaking news in the world of science and exploration – the very first metal 3D printing has successfully taken place on the International Space Station. This milestone achievement opens up new possibilities for space technology and in-orbit manufacturing, marking a significant advancement in space exploration.

Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser Spacecraft Prepares for Debut Mission

Sierra Space’s futuristic Dream Chaser spacecraft, reminiscent of ‘Star Wars,’ is set to launch in September, aiming to test cargo capabilities before carrying human astronauts. With a unique design allowing for runway landings, the spacecraft represents a major advancement in private spaceflight. Stay tuned as Dream Chaser prepares for its inaugural mission, symbolizing a new era in space exploration.

Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft set for historic human crew mission to ISS

Boeing’s spacecraft, Starliner, is set to launch to the International Space Station with a human crew for the first time. Despite setbacks and delays, the mission is crucial for Boeing’s reputation and the future of US space exploration. Competition with SpaceX adds further significance to this historic launch.

SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule Successfully Departs ISS for Earth

SpaceX’s 30th Dragon cargo capsule has successfully departed from the International Space Station (ISS) and is now on its way back to Earth. The Dragon capsule is expected to make an ocean splashdown off the coast of Florida, carrying over 4,100 pounds of supplies and scientific experiments designed for the microgravity environment of the ISS. This mission, known as CRS-30, marks the 30th cargo delivery mission to the ISS conducted by SpaceX under a Commercial Resupply Services contract with NASA.

Boeing and NASA to Launch Crewed Starliner Spacecraft in Historic Mission

Boeing and NASA are set to launch the crewed Starliner spacecraft on its inaugural mission to the International Space Station, marking a significant milestone in space exploration. After overcoming challenges, the team is ready for the historic launch, joining SpaceX’s Crew Dragon in regular missions. The collaboration between SpaceX and Boeing under NASA’s Commercial Crew Program highlights the advancements in crewed space missions. Anticipation is high for the success of the upcoming mission, signaling a new era in space exploration.