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NASA's New Device Makes IV Fluid On Demand in Space
Innovation•7h ago

NASA's New Device Makes IV Fluid On Demand in Space

Astronauts on deep space missions can now create medical-grade IV fluid whenever they need it, thanks to a coffee-maker-sized device heading to the International Space Station. The breakthrough solves a critical problem: IV bags expire in 16 months, but Mars missions could last three years.

NASA•3 min read
Pakistan Sends First Astronauts to Chinese Space Station
Innovation•19h ago

Pakistan Sends First Astronauts to Chinese Space Station

Two Pakistani astronauts will make history as the first international crew members to train for China's space station. This marks a major milestone in space cooperation between nations.

The Hindu•2 min read
Pakistan Sends First Astronauts to China's Space Station
Global News•1d ago

Pakistan Sends First Astronauts to China's Space Station

Two Pakistani astronauts will soon begin training in China to become the first international crew members aboard the Tiangong space station. One will join a Chinese mission later this year, marking a historic milestone in space cooperation.

South China Morning Post•2 min read
Jumping Spider Nefertiti Made History in Space for 100 Days
Innovation•1d ago

Jumping Spider Nefertiti Made History in Space for 100 Days

A tiny jumping spider named Nefertiti spent over three months aboard the International Space Station and became the first spider to survive the journey home. Her successful adaptation to microgravity showed scientists that even Earth's smallest creatures can thrive beyond our planet.

Google News - Science•2 min read
Astronaut Photographs Meteor Shower from Space Station
Global News•1d ago

Astronaut Photographs Meteor Shower from Space Station

NASA astronaut Jessica Meir captured a stunning photo of the Lyrid meteor shower from above, watching meteors streak through Earth's atmosphere from the International Space Station. The image offers a breathtaking reminder of our planet's protective atmospheric shield.

Google News - Science•2 min read
Lyrid Meteor Shower Dazzles From Earth and Space
Planet Wins•1d ago

Lyrid Meteor Shower Dazzles From Earth and Space

Photographers captured stunning images of the 2,700-year-old Lyrid meteor shower as it peaked on April 22, with views ranging from Canadian auroras to the International Space Station. The annual celestial show lit up skies worldwide with shooting stars racing away from the constellation Lyra.

Space.com•2 min read
Astronaut Photographs Lyrid Meteor Shower From Space
Global News•1d ago

Astronaut Photographs Lyrid Meteor Shower From Space

NASA astronaut Jessica Meir captured a stunning image of the Lyrid meteor shower from the International Space Station, looking down at meteors streaking through Earth's atmosphere from above. The rare perspective shows our planet's protective atmosphere in action during one of spring's most reliable celestial shows.

Space.com•2 min read
100+ NASA Astronauts Unite for Constitutional Values
Community Heroes•2d ago

100+ NASA Astronauts Unite for Constitutional Values

More than 100 retired NASA astronauts have formed a nonpartisan group to promote American constitutional principles and restore civil discourse. The coalition spans generations of space exploration, from Apollo missions to the International Space Station.

Scientific American•3 min read
Gecko-Inspired Glue Goes From Stanford Lab to Space Station
Innovation•6d ago

Gecko-Inspired Glue Goes From Stanford Lab to Space Station

A Stanford PhD student turned a biomimicry breakthrough into a company that's now testing adhesive technology aboard the International Space Station. Her journey shows how to turn academic research into real-world innovation.

TechCrunch•3 min read
Space Station Microbes Mine Precious Metals From Asteroids
Innovation•6d ago

Space Station Microbes Mine Precious Metals From Asteroids

Scientists aboard the International Space Station successfully used bacteria and fungi to extract platinum and other valuable metals from asteroid samples in microgravity. This breakthrough could help future space explorers build habitats and life support systems without shipping materials from Earth.

New Atlas•2 min read
NASA Picks Voyager for 7th Private Space Station Mission
Innovation•Apr 16

NASA Picks Voyager for 7th Private Space Station Mission

A new company just joined the race to send private astronauts to space, marking a major milestone in making orbit more accessible. NASA selected Voyager Technologies for its seventh private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, launching no earlier than 2028.

NASA•3 min read
Three Companies Now Cleared for Private Space Station Flights
Innovation•Apr 16

Three Companies Now Cleared for Private Space Station Flights

NASA just approved a third company to send private astronauts to the International Space Station, accelerating plans for a future where multiple commercial space stations orbit Earth. Voyager Technologies joins Axiom Space and Vast in preparing missions that will help build the next generation of orbital outposts.

SpaceNews•3 min read
Artemis 2 Astronauts Call Space Station from the Moon
Global News•Apr 15

Artemis 2 Astronauts Call Space Station from the Moon

Astronauts near the moon just had a historic video chat with colleagues on the International Space Station, spanning 232,141 miles. The heartwarming conversation marked the first-ever ship-to-ship call between crews so far apart in space. ##

Google News - Science•3 min read
Astronauts Capture Stunning Electric "Jellyfish" Above Storms
Global News•Apr 14

Astronauts Capture Stunning Electric "Jellyfish" Above Storms

From the International Space Station, astronauts are recording brilliant red, blue, and violet electrical bursts that happen 55 miles above thunderstorms, invisible from the ground. These once-mysterious sky fireworks are helping scientists protect radio signals, improve flight safety, and better understand our atmosphere.

Google News - Science•3 min read
NASA Grows Food in Space for Moon and Mars Missions
Solutions•Apr 14

NASA Grows Food in Space for Moon and Mars Missions

Scientists are learning to grow fresh vegetables and protein-rich algae aboard the International Space Station to feed astronauts on future trips to the Moon and Mars. Four new experiments just arrived to help solve one of space exploration's biggest challenges: keeping crews fed millions of miles from home.

NASA•3 min read
Astronauts Make History with Earth-to-Moon Video Call
Global News•Apr 14

Astronauts Make History with Earth-to-Moon Video Call

Artemis 2 astronauts orbiting the moon connected with their friends aboard the International Space Station in the first-ever ship-to-ship call across 232,000 miles of space. The crews shared stories about views, food, and what makes Earth precious from their unique perspectives.

Space.com•3 min read
SpaceX Delivers 5 Tons of Supplies to Space Station
Innovation•Apr 13

SpaceX Delivers 5 Tons of Supplies to Space Station

A Falcon 9 rocket launched the largest cargo spacecraft ever to the International Space Station, carrying 11,000 pounds of science equipment and supplies. The mission honors a legendary astronaut who spent over 720 hours in space.

Google News - Science•2 min read
China Opens Space Station to 17 Countries for Research
Innovation•Apr 12

China Opens Space Station to 17 Countries for Research

China's Tiangong space station, once barred from international collaboration, now welcomes scientists from 17 countries to conduct experiments in orbit. The platform represents a shift toward open access in space exploration, especially for developing nations.

Google: cooperation international•2 min read
SpaceX Rocket Delivers 5 Tons of Supplies to Space Station
Innovation•Apr 11

SpaceX Rocket Delivers 5 Tons of Supplies to Space Station

A SpaceX Falcon 9 successfully launched the Cygnus cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station, carrying a full load of science experiments, crew supplies, and equipment. The mission showcases how space companies are working together to keep critical research flowing 250 miles above Earth.

SpaceNews•2 min read
SpaceX Launches 5-Ton Cargo Ship to Space Station
Innovation•Apr 11

SpaceX Launches 5-Ton Cargo Ship to Space Station

A SpaceX rocket successfully delivered over 5 tons of supplies to astronauts aboard the International Space Station, honoring a legendary NASA astronaut in the process. The mission marks another milestone in reliable space cargo delivery that keeps humans living and working 250 miles above Earth.

Google News - Science•2 min read

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