NASA astronaut Don Pettit captured breathtaking video of a rare atmospheric phenomenon from his perch high above Earth on the International Space Station ... posted to X (formerly Twitter along ...

The team instructed the ISS astronauts to ferment the mix of these ingredients for 30 days while creating Earth-made batches of the same ingredients in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Copenhagen ...

Hello, Antarctica. Unlike previously anticipated, from 460 km above, it is only pure white, no human activity is visible.” ...

which included observation of Earth's poles, growing mushrooms — and indeed taking the first X-ray images of a human while in orbit. Following the successful hand X-ray, the Fram2 crew continued ...

The mission is expected to last between three and five days, with the crew orbiting Earth multiple times from the north to the south pole at an altitude of around 450 km. Footage shared by Maltese ...

The ISS has had to dodge space debris multiple times over the years, and the ESA now estimates that intact objects reenter Earth’s atmosphere more than three times per day. The growing number of ...

Four space tourists who orbited the north and south poles returned to Earth on Friday ... the way," Rogge said in a video posted by Wang on X while gazing down from orbit. Mikkelsen packed ...

A wealthy bitcoin entrepreneur and three fellow adventurers plunged back to Earth ... on X during the flight. "The mission was planned when I lived there, and we fly polar because, in an ISS ...

The crew of four astronauts flew in a polar orbit for nearly four days to explore the Earth’s polar regions for the first time.The SpaceX Dragon capsule carrying the Fram2 crew of four splashed ...

Suni Williams was part of a Boeing Starliner capsule test flight in 2024 She returned to Earth ... the International Space Station. Williams posted the video Sunday on social platform X with ...

April 4 (UPI) --SpaceX's Fram2 mission, the first crewed mission to orbit Earth's north and ... who will be part of Space X's next trip to the International Space Station no earlier than July ...