How NASA’s waylaid astronauts finally got home
Two space missions reached their conclusion: one with a splashdown, the other with a quiet lunar death. And thrilling new ...
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Astronaut takes a mind-bending trip over Earth beneath star trails: Space photo of the day
NASA astronaut Don Pettit captured this stunning long-exposure view of Earth and stars from space at night from the ...
Back on Earth, astronauts can say goodbye to blurry eyes, puffy faces, ‘chicken legs’ and a little extra height
Astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Suni Williams are back on Earth after nearly nine months in space and readjusting to ...
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams return to Earth after 9 months stuck in space
Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams left the International Space Station after nine months in space, checking out with two other ...
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Starliner and Crew-9 astronauts arrive home in Houston: Space photo of the day
After splashing down off the coast of Florida, the latest crew to return from the International Space Station arrived by jet ...
NASA astronauts 'Butch and Suni' return to Earth after drawn-out mission in space
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Long, unplanned stay in space will have taken a toll on minds and bodies of stranded astronauts
While stranded, Wilmore and Williams will have been providing vital data to help measure the impacts of prolonged stays – ...
SpaceX launches a new crew to the space station to replace NASA’s stuck astronauts
Reaching orbit from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, the newest crew includes NASA’s Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, both ...
Astronauts prepare for International Space Station launch; biomedical, materials, physical sciences work planned
Four crew members will embark on a new long-duration science expedition when they launch to the International Space Station ...
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SpaceX Crew-10 mission makes it to the space station, greets Starliner astronauts
With floating hugs and smiles all around, the two NASA astronauts who crewed the ill-fated Boeing Starliner greeted their replacements aboard the International Space Station early Sunday morning.