Russian Space: Big Picture, Advancement, and Failures
By: Dr. A.Zhalko-Tytarenko The launch of Soyuz TMA-05M from Baikonour Cosmodrome on July 15, 2012. The Russian Soyuz is still the most reliable... Read more →
Leak-Fixing Spacewalk Complete
Preparing for EVA: Astronaut Kevin Ford plays music as his colleague sSuni Williams and Aki Hoshide dance in their spacesuits as part of their... Read more →
International Space Station Dodges Space Debris From 2009 Collision
The International Space Station (Credits: NASA). The International Space Station orbit was raised one kilometer by Russia’s Mission Control... Read more →
PREDICCS Wants to Predict Radiation Danger for Astronauts
A research team from the Space Science Center at the University of New Hampshire is working on a project that determines the radiation environment... Read more →
ISS News: Progress Docks After Short Trip, Debris Avoided
Progress M-17M, just before docking with the International Space Station (Credits: NASA). On October 31 at 7:41 GMT, a Soyuz-U launched from... Read more →
Tracking Hurricanes: Aging Satellites Put Forecasting Future in Doubt
Hurricane Sandy has made news around the world as the unusually large storm coincided with an early cold front and high tide over the densely... Read more →