The Soyuz MS-09 Hole That Could Have Killed ISS
On the night of August 30th, a pressure drop was experienced on the International Space Station (ISS). The crew isolated the leaking volume by... Read more →
Press Clips Week 34-2018
China Just Set New National Launch Record While Putting Up Two More Beidou Navigation Satellite China’s launch of a pair of Beidou navigation... Read more →
Press Clips Week 33-2018
NASA is Prepared if a Battery Ever Explodes in Space This maybe sound obvious, but you can’t charge your spacecraft with an extra long power cord... Read more →
Press Clips Week 32-2018
NASA Signs Off On Spacex’s “Load-And-Go” Procedure For Crew Launches The NASA manager overseeing development of Boeing and SpaceX’s... Read more →
Press Clips Week 31-2018
Leaky Valves On Boeing's New Spacecraft Are Increasing The Risk That NASA Astronauts Could Lose Access To The Space Station NASA is preparing to... Read more →
Press Clips Week 30-2018
Preserving Astronaut Safety Space exploration in the 21st century offers the possibility to reach new frontiers, from developing a lunar gateway for... Read more →
Press Clips Week 29-2018
SAE International Co-publishes First Commercial Space Travel, Exploration Safety Standard With commercial space exploration an imminent reality, the... Read more →
Press Clips Week 28-2018
What Elon Musk Should Learn From the Thailand Cave Rescue Silicon Valley moguls seem to believe they can fix most anything, and they appear... Read more →
When Russia Won the Space Race: A Cold War History, in Pictures
In 1957, the USSR put the first satellite in orbit; in 1961, the first man. A new book collects rare images from triumphs that proved... Read more →
Space Debris Lands in Kazakhstan
The fall of a bright object was filmed by residents of the village of Bostandyk in Kazakistan on the night of 4 to 5 July. Local residents and a... Read more →