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Articles with tag "Space"
Space Race
Russia Will Restart Moon Landings, Says Putin
Luna 25 plans to land an unmanned spacecraft on the moon’s surface later this year.
longest spaceflight
Russian, U.S. ISS Record-Holders Return to Earth
Cosmonaut Pyotr Dubrov now holds the record for the longest mission by a Russian at the ISS.
COSMIC TENSIONS
U.S.-Russia Tensions Spill Into Space
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has placed a question mark over the future of the International Space Station.
into orbit
Russian Soyuz Rocket Launches 34 New UK Satellites
British operator OneWeb aims to provide broadband internet everywhere in the world, competing with Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos.
Rocket Man
Russia Stages 'Successful' Third Launch of New Rocket
Angara rockets are the first new family of launchers to be built after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
frozen in time
Russia's Cosmos Town, an Isolated Relic of Soviet Glory
Baikonur is where the Soviet Union made its greatest space achievements — but the town's younger generation see their future elsewhere.
into orbit
Japanese Billionaire Arrives at ISS
Yusaku Maezawa's journey caps a banner year that many have seen as a turning point for private space travel.
into orbit
Russia Launches Classified Military Satellite
The satellite is believed to be part of the Kremlin's early warning anti-missile system.
zero-gravity newsroom
Russian State Media to Open 'World’s First' News Bureau in Space
Cosmonaut Alexander Misurkin will report on daily life on board the ISS for the state-run TASS news agency.
stay in your lane
Russia Confirms Space Weapon Test, Dismisses ‘Hypocritical’ U.S. Concerns
The U.S. decried Russia's “dangerous and irresponsible” missile strike on its own satellite that sent a cloud of debris into orbit.
main priority
Russia Calls for Joint Space Safety Efforts After Space Missile Test Threatens ISS
The U.S. denounced Russia’s alleged missile strike that blew up one of its own satellites and created a cloud of space debris.
safety risk
U.S. Slams Russia for 'Irresponsible' Space Missile Test
The debris cloud generated by Russia's test forced the ISS crew to take evasive action, the U.S. said.
back to earth
Russian Film Crew Says Shooting in Space a 'Huge Challenge'
If the project stays on track, the Russian crew will beat a Hollywood project involving Tom Cruise with NASA and Elon Musk's SpaceX.
Space jam
Russian Crew Return to Earth After Filming First Movie in Space
A Russian actress and a film director returned to Earth Sunday after spending 12 days on the International Space Station (ISS) shooting scenes for the...
MOVIE IN SPACE
Russian Rocket Tests Briefly Destabilize International Space Station
The crew and the orbital station were not in danger during the incident, Moscow's space agency said.
into orbit
Russian Soyuz Rocket Launches 36 New U.K. Satellites
The satellites are owned by British operator OneWeb, which aims to provide broadband internet everywhere in the world.
SHOOTING STARS
Russian Crew Arrives at Space Station to Film First Movie in Orbit
The movie's plot centers around a female surgeon who is dispatched to the International Space Station to save an astronaut.
OneWeb launch
Russian Soyuz Rocket Launches 34 New U.K. Satellites
The operation was the sixth launch of satellites from British operator OneWeb this year.
where there's smoke
Astronauts Smell Smoke, Burning on Russia's ISS Module
The incident is the latest in a string of problems to spur safety concerns over conditions on the Russian segment.
'Irreparable failures'
State of Russia’s ISS Segment Sparks Safety Concerns
Some 80% of the inflight systems on Russia's segment have reached the end of their service period, a Russian space official said.
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