Tag: ISS
Physcomitrium patens moss spores survived nine months outside the International Space Station and grew again after returning to Earth.
Moss spores survive nine months outside the ISS and still grow back on Earth
Aerial view of Australia’s Casey Station in Antarctica.
Antarctica study tracks how Brain Fog from Winter Isolation could guide future Space Travel
Expedition 70 Flight Engineer Loral O'Hara testing her spacesuit inside the Quest airlock aboard the International Space Station (ISS) while preparing for an upcoming spacewalk.
Space Travel May Accelerate Aging, Study Warns as NASA Prepares for Long Missions
(Artist's Concept).
Magnets Could Revolutionize Space Water Electrolysis, New Study Shows
(Artist's Concept)
Could Humans Have Babies in Space? A New Study Suggests Frozen Sperm Cells Might Make It Possible
Courtney John's design of 'Past, Present, and Future' Plush toys.
Welsh Artist’s Plush Toy Could Fly on NASA’s Artemis II Lunar Mission as Zero-Gravity Indicator
International Space Station (ISS) transiting Saturn captured from the USA on July 6, 2025.
“I’m thrilled!” Astrophotographer Captures the Rare ISS-Saturn Transit
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy captured a stunning image of the International Space Station (ISS) transiting the Sun alongside a flaring solar region (right) from the Sonoran Desert, Arizona (left). (Image edited in Canva by Nihal Sayyad).
Astrophotographer Captures the ISS as It Transits a Flaring Solar Region
Toxic Odor Detected on ISS from Russian Cargo Ship, Crew Contained Incident Safely
International Space Station. Image credit: NASA/Roscosmos
NASA Flags Major Air Leak in ISS Russian Module
