NASA astronaut Suni Williams was undertaking a repair on the ISS when she was photographed from Earth by an amateur ...

The International Space Station, which has been orbiting Earth since 1998, will be visible in parts of Iowa during February.

The International Space Station will be visible in parts of Iowa during the end of January and first week of February.

Here’s how it works. If this is the year you plan to head overseas, make sure you're taking one of the best international phone plans on your trip. That way, you can make sure you stay connected ...

A brand-new exhibition for the Oshi no Ko anime has been announced. Anime Tokyo Station will be hosting the "Let's Enjoy together!! History of Anime Series OSHI NO KO" exhibition from early ...

He once blew up a power strip with a space heater and a Marshall half-stack. Our oil-filled radiator pick is currently out of stock. For now, we recommend the De’longhi TRD40615E, a nearly ...

California-based Vast Space has big ambitions. The company is aiming to launch a commercial space station, the Haven-2, into low Earth orbit by 2028, which would allow astronauts to stay in space ...

The Crew Dragon being the spacecraft that services the ISS (International Space Station) and ... Aaron Boley's graph displays the growth of satellites in orbit starting from 1960 to 2024.

Jan. 30 (UPI) -- Stranded NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore conducted a spacewalk outside of the International Space Center on Thursday for maintenance. Back to top ...

They will leave the International Space Station for a surprise spacewalk together on Thursday, which will be Butch Wilmore’s first time outdoors since his ride home malfunctioned last June.

Americans, Russians and spacefarers from other countries have been working together aboard the International Space Station for a quarter-century. But the ISS is nearing the end of its operational ...

Even the International Space Station often has to adjust its orbit to dodge debris. Currently there are more than 25,000 pieces of trackable human-made junk larger than 10 centimeters orbiting Earth.