AvatarAJ !flipped into CONCEPT ! SPACE ! TECH . . .NASA Sorry, SpaceX. Watch This Week As NASA Pays $90 Million To Launch U.S. Astronaut On A Russian Rocket Forbes - Jamie CarterU.S. astronauts now fly to the International Space Station (ISS) from American soil, right? So why is a NASA astronaut about to blast-off to the ISS from Russia at a cost of over $90 million? Despite success...
Associated Pressflipped into Health and ScienceSergey Kud-Sverchkov Spacewalking astronauts prep for 2021 arrival of Russian lab Associated Press - MARCIA DUNN, AP Aerospace WriterCAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The International Space Station’s two Russian astronauts began spacewalking work Wednesday to prepare for next year’s arrival of a long-delayed lab, but had to scrap another...
NBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesRussia Spacewalking astronauts prep for 2021 arrival of Russian lab NBC News - By Associated PressRussia’s old spacewalking compartment will be removed and junked next year to make room for the research lab Nauka — Russian for “science.” CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The International Space Station’s two...
Kevin Beachusflipped into Things Of InterestRussia Spacewalking astronauts prep for 2021 arrival of Russian lab phys.org - by Marcia Dunn The International Space Station's two Russian astronauts began spacewalking work Wednesday to prepare for next year's arrival of a long-delayed lab, …
BGRflipped into ScienceNASA A Russian rocket just carried a NASA astronaut to the ISS… but why? bgr.com - Mike Wehner NASA’s Commercial Crew program finally produced real, tangible results when SpaceX’s Crew Dragon carried a pair of astronauts to the International …
Axiosflipped into AxiosNASA NASA astronaut takes off on final U.S. voyage on Russian rocket verified_publisherAxios - Rebecca Falconer The Soyuz MS-17 spacecraft launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Wednesday morning with NASA astronaut Kate Rubins aboard, bound for …
The Vergeflipped into The VergeAerospace NASA astronaut launches on Russian rocket as US transitions to private spacecraft verified_publisherThe Verge - Loren GrushUpdate October 14th, 2:20AM ET: The Soyuz rocket successfully took off at 1:45AM ET, and the astronauts are now safely in orbit, according to NASA. Original story: A new crew of three astronauts are launching...
