Tag Archives: International Space Station program

Japanese Cargo Craft Launches to ISS

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Ever since the failure of SpaceX's failure in June in resupplying the astronauts at the International Space Station, the space agencies have been hoping for a successful mission. The Falcon 9 rocket...

Nasa Signs $490 Million ISS Travel Contract with Russia

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NASA will have to depend on Russian spacecraft for its missions once again. The space exploration organization is renewing its contract with the Russian Federal Space Agency. The purpose of this...

NASA Astronauts to Take Microsoft’s HoloLens to ISS

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NASA and Microsoft are cooperating to employ HoloLens on board the ISS. The whole thing got off the ground thanks to Sidekick which is a special project of the two organizations. The whole purpose is...

NASA Orders Crew Space Flight From Boeing

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Since the retirement of the Space Shuttle, the United States are unable to transport humans into space. NASA is though on track to returning America’s ability to launch crew missions to the...

SpaceX Dragon attached to ISS Successfully Bringing that ISSpresso

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The SpaceX CRS-6 mission launched on Tuesday at 4:10pm EDT from Launch Complex 40 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. The mission is a success as Dragon as just attached to...

NASA Cuts Ties With Russia For Most Space Operations

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It seems that space isn’t immune from Earth-side politics. In a statement issued today, NASA confirmed that due to “Russia’s ongoing violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial...

Russian Soyus Docks with ISS after delay

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Arriving fashionably late, a Russian spacecraft carrying three astronauts docked with the International Space Station Thursday evening 250 miles over Brazil. The crew aboard the...