ISS Astronauts Edit DNA In Space For The First Time
In a historic move, astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) were able to edit DNA in space using CRISPR-Cas9.
Alien Spaceship Approached ISS, Self-Proclaimed Astrobiologist Suggests
A self-proclaimed astrobiologist claims to have footage of a UFO flying near the International Space Station, indicating that aliens are “absolutely” interested in both the space facility and the astronauts inside it.
SpaceX Dragon Successfully Launches NASA Cargo To Space Station
The SpaceX Dragon cargo mission is on its way to the International Space Station (ISS) along with 5,500 pounds of NASA supplies and investigations.
SpaceX Dragon Launch Pushed To May After Crew Dragon Explosion
The successful static fire test of Falcon 9 kick start SpaceX Dragon cargo as the 17th resupply mission of International Space Station (ISS) after the Crew Dragon explosion accident.
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Aliens On Nearby Asteroids Could Be Spying On Earth, Researcher Says
Aliens could be hiding in asteroids or observing us from a distance, according to scientists and a researcher.
NASA Will Pay You $19K To Stay In Bed For 2 Months
Space agencies NASA and ESA are in a joint study to learn how artificial gravity can help to improve health issues of astronauts venturing on long term missions.
SpaceX Rocket To Start Launching Astronauts By July, Source Says
SpaceX Rocket could launch the Crew Dragon by July, according to an anonymous Russian source.
NASA Hides Giant Alien Ship, Other Extraterrestrial Findings According To UFO Researcher
A UFO hunters claims NASA has hidden alien findings from the public.
Scientists Discover Silver Shield Against Superbug In Space
A new substance called AgXX can help protect astronauts from bacteria while in space.
NASA Discovers New Threat To Astronauts In Space: Herpes
NASA has found that spaceflight increases the risk of virus reactivation among astronauts.
SpaceX Launch Success Can Be Overshadowed By ‘Surprise’ Chinese Mission
SpaceX may have just launched a successful space mission, but it seems China is not too far behind.
NASA Approves SpaceX's Historic First Crew Dragon Test Flight For March 2
The Crew Dragon 2 spacecraft from SpaceX will get to fly into space at last.
SpaceX, Boeing Are Racing To Reach ISS First With Manned Spaceflight
SpaceX and Boeing Defense, Space & Security are in a race to become the first commercial company to send a crewed spacecraft to the International Space Station.
Russia's Progress Spacecraft To Fly To ISS Faster Than Moscow-Brussels
Roscosmos will soon launch a second spaceship to the International Space Station under the three-hour, two-revolution scheme.
Worms In Space? ISS Experiment To Study Muscle Loss In Tiny Creatures
The experiment, set to launch later this year, could lead to the development of novel therapies to treat muscle disorders on Earth.
US Astronauts Suspected Of Drilling Hole On International Space Station, Report Says
The hole was detected in the Soyuz MS-09 spacecraft of the station Aug. 30 and was immediately fixed by the astronauts.
International Space Station Hole Could Have Been Deliberate, Investigators Believe
According to sources cited by Russian news agency RIA Novosti, no assembly activity inside the International Space Station required using a drill.
International Space Station Hole Likely Drilled On Earth: Report
The 2mm-wide hole appeared on the station a few days back and prompted the crew to make repairs.
A Cosmic Elevator? ISS Experiment To Make Space More Accessible
The technology, when fully realized, could prove critical to cutting down the cost of launching satellite and cargo into space.
Hole On International Space Station: Astronauts Working On Fix, No Immediate Threat
The first signs of the leak were detected on the evening of Aug. 29.
Russia’s Fedor Rescue Robots Could Fly To International Space Station In 2019
The bots made huge headlines after showcasing abilities to shoot a gun with both hands last year.
Radio Waves To Help Track Space Debris, Dead Satellites
The new technique would not just save money, but also billions of dollars worth of technology orbiting in space.
NASA's HaloSat To Hunt For Universe’s Missing Matter In Milky Way’s Halo
Hundreds of thousands of years after the birth of the universe, normal matter evolved into what we see today, but according to current mass estimates, it is just half of what should be present.
NASA Might Use Sailors’ Tool For Emergency Navigation In Deep Space
NASA is conducting a series of experiments onboard the International Space Station to investigate if a sextant could be used on future deep-space missions.
Trump’s Space Policy Directive-3 Aims To Reduce ‘Growing Threat Of Orbital Debris’
The amount of space junk — pieces of debris, both large and small — in orbit around Earth is growing in number and poses a significant challenge to the future of space exploration.
Will Privatizing The International Space Station Maintain US Leadership In Space?
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine told the Washington Post on Tuesday the agency was considering handing over the International Space Station to private companies in 2025.
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