Russia will send a 'rescue' spacecraft to the ISS following leakThe mission will replace a damaged Soyuz capsule.By J. Fingas, 01.12.2023
SpaceX will launch OneWeb’s satellites following Russia's ultimatumThe demands were deemed a non-starter.By I. Bonifacic, 03.21.2022
Russia refuses to launch OneWeb internet satellites following UK sanctionsRoscosmos wants assurances about non-military use and the UK government to divest its stake.By K. Holt, 03.02.2022
Surprise Soyuz thruster firing tilted and turned the ISSIt caused an emergency, but the astronauts onboard are out of danger.By M. Moon, 10.16.2021
Russia is making more Soyuz spacecraft to help NASA's ISS missionsNASA warned it might need help for the next year or two.By J. Fingas, 11.03.2019
Watch astronauts reach space on Apollo 11's 50th anniversaryCoverage starts at 11:30AM ET.By J. Fingas, 07.20.2019
Astronauts aboard Soyuz spacecraft arrive safely at the ISSThe three will spend over six months on the space station.By M. Locklear, 12.03.2018
Soyuz to embark on first crewed mission to ISS since its failureThe launch livestream kicks off today at 5.30AM ET.By S. Shah, 12.03.2018
After Math: The best kind of falling starNumbers because how else will you count the sites you've been deplatformed from?By A. Tarantola, 11.04.2018
Soyuz rocket failure blamed on a bent sensor pinA crewed mission is launching December 3rd.By J. Fingas, 11.01.2018
Russians say ISS air leak could be a result of sabotageThis story has taken a bizarre turn.By S. Krishna, 09.05.2018
Russia may send a robot 'crew' to space in 2019The FEDOR androids will reportedly have lift off by 2019.By K. Filippidis, 07.23.2018
The robots that will sweep Earth's skiesUntil then, all those dead satellites will have to fend for themselves.By A. Tarantola, 10.18.2017
Russia and the US will work together to build a moon baseThis means the Deep Space Gateway might actually happen.By S. Krishna, 09.27.2017
ICYMI: Lasers of the future will create an atmospheric lensReconnaissance is going to be ridiculous.By K. Davis, 01.20.2017
NASA may rely on Russian shuttles for ISS missions until 2019Perhaps as an insurance in case SpaceX's and Boeing's spacecraft aren't ready yet.By M. Moon, 01.18.2017
Tim Peake's space capsule will live on at London's Science MuseumThe museum won't just show it, it now owns it.By M. Brian, 12.05.2016
Watch crew leave the International Space Station at 4:45PM EasternThree astronauts are about to head home.By J. Fingas, 10.29.2016
Vladimir Putin dissolved Roscosmos, Russia's federal space agencyIt'll be reborn as a state-run corporation later this week.By C. Velazco, 12.28.2015