After a record-setting 328 continuous days in space, NASA astronaut Christina Koch returned to Earth Thursday, 6 February, with her European and Russian counterparts Luca Parmitano and Aleksandr Skvortsov, respectively.
The trio undocked from the International Space Station aboard the Soyuz MS-13 spacecraft at 00:50 EST (05:50 UTC) before initiating a deorbit burn two and a half hours later ahead of a 04:12 EST (09:12 UTC) landing on the steppes of Kazakhstan.
For the third and final time this year, Roscosmos launched its Progress resupply vehicle to…
Just over two months after it became the first American spacecraft to launch astronauts into…
Preparations for the flight of Progress MS-14 are continuing inside its Baikonur facility. Work included…
Three members of the International Space Station’s 62nd Expedition returned to Earth early Friday morning…
Preparations are underway at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Star City, and at NASA’s Johnson Space Center…
Russia has launched a new satellite to replenish its GLONASS navigation system Tuesday, via a…
Russia’s Soyuz-2.1v rocket launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in the north of the country on…
For over eight years a small scientific instrument, perched atop of the International Space Station’s…
In an unusual situation, Roscosmos launched the Soyuz MS-14 crew vehicle without any humans aboard. …
Russia’s Soyuz rocket carried a Meridian communications satellite to orbit Tuesday morning. The rocket’s Fregat…
For the second time this year, the Russian federal space agency – Roscosmos – launched…
Russia’s Soyuz-2.1v rocket has made a surprise launch Wednesday evening, lifting off from the Plesetsk…
A Soyuz rocket has launched a new weather satellite for the Russian Government Friday, replacing…
