Anatoly Ivanishin

A three-man crew docked successfully at the International Space Station Thursday, leaving behind a planet overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic.

This is the scene when an astronaut sees Earth up close for the first time in almost four months.

Three astronauts landed safely in Kazakhstan Sunday following a 115-day mission aboard the the International Space Station, including US astronaut Kate Rubins, the first person to sequence DNA in space.

A joint U.S., Russian and Japanese crew left the International Space Station on Saturday and headed back to Earth in a Russian Soyuz capsule, leaving behind three crew mates who arrived at the orbiting outpost just last week.

Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin voted from space on Sunday for a new Parliament in which Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's United Russia party is expected to emerge victorious.

The International Space Station got three new crew members on Wednesday, temporarily doubling in crew size with the arrival of a Russian Soyuz capsule. The Soyuz TMA-22 delivered NASA astronaut Dan Burbank and Russians Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin, who blasted off from Kazakhstan on Monday. They moved onto the station about two hours afte...

A three-man crew docked successfully at the International Space Station Thursday, leaving behind a planet overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic.

This is the scene when an astronaut sees Earth up close for the first time in almost four months.

Three astronauts landed safely in Kazakhstan Sunday following a 115-day mission aboard the the International Space Station, including US astronaut Kate Rubins, the first person to sequence DNA in space.

A joint U.S., Russian and Japanese crew left the International Space Station on Saturday and headed back to Earth in a Russian Soyuz capsule, leaving behind three crew mates who arrived at the orbiting outpost just last week.

Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin voted from space on Sunday for a new Parliament in which Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's United Russia party is expected to emerge victorious.

The International Space Station got three new crew members on Wednesday, temporarily doubling in crew size with the arrival of a Russian Soyuz capsule. The Soyuz TMA-22 delivered NASA astronaut Dan Burbank and Russians Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin, who blasted off from Kazakhstan on Monday. They moved onto the station about two hours afte...