The Russian cargo ship Progress M-66/32P has launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, ahead of docking with the International Space Station (ISS) on February 13. The resupply vehicle is carrying 2.5 tons of cargo for the Station’s Expedition 18 crew.
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International Space Station finishes challenging year as plans are made for its retirement
The International Space Station continues to act as humanity’s outpost in low-Earth orbit, a role…
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New spacecraft, new firsts, new hardware – International Space Station wraps up a busy and historic 2022
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SpaceX made its seventeenth launch of the year on Friday to put another batch of…
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