Spacewalkers cut into Soyuz shield, find leak site
Two Russian spacewalkers inspect a Soyuz ferry ship that experienced a small leak in August
International Space Station
Delivery to space station includes fresh fruit and candied yams
Loaded in the SpaceX Dragon's pressurized compartment were 2,286 pounds of science gear, including a rodent habitat carrying 40 mice
Astronaut describes failed rocket launch
For the first time, both astronaut Nick Hague and his wife, Catie, are sharing dramatic details about a failed rocket launch in October. Hauge was in a Soyuz rocket headed for the International Space Station when a violent booster failure forced them to abort the mission mid-flight, 31 miles above earth. NASA announced this week that Hauge will fly into space again. Mark Strassmann reports.
Astronaut describes "violent shaking" during failed Soyuz rocket launch
In February, NASA will give Nick Hague a second shot at the International Space Station
SpaceX rocket booster crash-lands in ocean
SpaceX launched a cargo capsule to the International Space Station Wednesday, but something went wrong when it came time to land the booster rocket back on Earth. CBSN's Anne-Marie Green and Vladimir Duthiers take a look.
Second SpaceX launch in 2 days
SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral carrying cargo for the International Space Station.
SpaceX launches cargo ship, but booster landing fails
SpaceX launched its second Falcon 9 rocket in two days, this one to the International Space Station
SpaceX & Boeing competing in space
A new space race is brewing in corporate America. SpaceX is scheduled to launch its 16th cargo supply mission to the International Space Station Wednesday. It wants to become the first company to carry astronauts to the station as soon as next summer. But so does Boeing. Mark Strassmann spoke to two astronauts engaged in an out-of-this-world game of capture the flag.
SpaceX and Boeing competing to capture the American flag in space
Both companies will operate competing space taxis for NASA, ending seven years of relying on Russia for rides to space
Russians launch first space station crew since mishap
Mission comes less than two months after a launch abort that forced a different crew to carry out safe-but-scary emergency landing
Crew launched to space station
A Russian Soyuz spacecraft blasted off with a crew of 3 in the first manned launch since an aborted attempt in October.
Russia set to resume space station crew flights
Two months after a dramatic launch abort, Russia plans to resume space station crew flights Monday
NASA sets date for critical SpaceX flight
NASA sets Jan. 7 launch target for first test flight of SpaceX crew ship to the International Space Station
Russian cargo ship reaches space station
A Russian cargo ship docked at the International Space Station after a two-day rendezvous
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Astronaut Scott Kelly on capturing an Earth without borders
"It gives you the impression that we're all in this thing called humanity together," he said
Northrop Grumman launches space station supply mission
The spacecraft is loaded with spacewalk equipment, hardware and crew supplies, including fresh fruit and ice cream
Successful launch clears way for future space crews
A successful space station cargo flight clears the way for a resumption of crewed missions next month
SpaceX and back-to-back space station launches on tap
Two launches to the International Space Station follow a SpaceX flight for Qatar
Soyuz flights may resume in December after frightening mishap
NASA administrator expects Russians to resume crew flights to International Space Station in December
SpaceX and Boeing developing new spaceships
The International Space Station could soon operate without a crew for the first time in nearly two decades. It comes after Thursday's dramatic Soyuz launch failure over Kazakhstan. The capsule hurtled back to earth from 31 miles up and made an emergency landing. The two crew members are okay. Mark Strassmann reports.
Day after rocket failure, Russia says it will try again in spring
As NASA's Nick Hague and Russian colleague undergo tests after dramatic crash-down, Roscosmos chief vows "the boys will certainly fly"
Two-man Soyuz crew set for space station launch
A Russian Soyuz carrying a crew of two is set for launch Thursday to the International Space Station
NASA revises launch targets for Boeing, SpaceX crew ships
First unpiloted flights of new commercial crew ships from the two companies slip into 2019
Space station crew members set for return to Earth after lengthy mission
Three space station crew members plan to touch down in Kazakhstan to wrap up 197-day mission
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