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Rocket carrying two astronauts to International Space Station makes emergency landing
The two astronauts were alive and expected to land safely.
Soyuz spacecraft fracture caused by human error: Roscosmos
According to Roscosmos's data, pressure on the orbital outpost is holding stable after the repairs and no new leaks have been detected.
NASA working for better cancer treatments in space
In a new video published by the US space agency as part of the AngieX Cancer Therapy study, the team led by NASA astronaut Serena Aunon-Chancellor were shown examining endothelial cells that come from blood vessels.
NASA needs a contingency plan for getting crew on ISS, after capsule delays
NASA does not have a contingency plan for ensuring uninterrupted US access to the International Space Station.
Russian Soyuz capsule with 3 astronauts blasts off for space station
The crew will spend more than five months conducting about 250 science investigations in fields such as biology, Earth science, human research, physical sciences and technology development.
NASA: 3 International Space Station astronauts to return to Earth on June 3
A NASA astronuat, a Russian cosmonaut and a Japanese astronaut will return to Earth on June 3 following the end of their stay at the International Space Station.
Afraid of heights in space: NASA astronaut Acaba details ISS flight
NASA astronaut Joseph Acaba recounted his ISS experience to the Associated Press, in his first interview since his return to Earth.
NASA sends human sperm to International Space Station: Here's why
NASA aims to check for the activity of human sperm in zero-gravity, and has sent test samples to the International Space Station.
Spacewalking astronauts finishing months of ISS robot arm repair
Astronauts at the International Space Station are currently completing work on a robotic arm, which has been under repairs since September last year.
NASA's 3-D printable tools could test blood samples on ISS
Aboard the International Space Station, astronauts are checking out 3D printed tools being sent by NASA, as the space agency tries to understand human microbiology in space.
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