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Three astronauts land back on Earth in Soyuz capsule
Three astronauts, including a Russian and an American, touched down safely on Earth Wednesday aboard a Soyuz capsule.
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Astronaut to Deliver Graduation Address from Space
University of Connecticut alumnus Rick Mastracchio would have liked to deliver this year's graduation address to the school of engineering in person. But he'll be out of town on May 10 - orbiting the globe on the International Space Station.
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This space selfie not to be missed!
Here comes a selfie straight from the space. While replacing a dead primary computer outside the International Space Station (ISS) on Wednesday, two astronauts did not mind taking a selfie which is now giving the earth dwellers goosebumps.
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Russian-US crew docks at ISS after two-day delay
A Russian spacecraft with two Russians and a NASA astronaut aboard on Friday docked successfully at the International Space Station after a technical hitch caused an unprecedented two-day delay.
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US-Russian three-man space station crew lands safely
A Soyuz capsule carrying a U.S.-Russian crew returning after spending nearly six months on the International Space Station landed safely on the steppes of Kazakhstan.
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NASA to send New Year's greeting from space
NASA astronauts are ringing in 2014 by sending greetings from space to the crowd gathered in New York's Times Square on New Year's Eve.
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NASA astronauts step out on Christmas Eve spacewalk
Two NASA astronauts stepped out Tuesday on a rare Christmas Eve spacewalk to complete repairs at the International Space Station.
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Spacesuit flaw postpones station repairs to December 24
A new flaw has emerged with a US-made spacesuit, forcing NASA to delay until Christmas Eve the next outing to repair the International Space Station, the space agency said Saturday.
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Japan robot astronaut talks Santa in first chat with spaceman
The world's first robot astronaut has begun chatting to the Japanese commander of the International Space Station, in what was being billed as the first conversation of its kind.
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Three astronauts land back on Earth in Soyuz capsule
Three astronauts, including a Russian and an American, touched down safely on Earth Wednesday aboard a Soyuz capsule.
-
Astronaut to Deliver Graduation Address from Space
University of Connecticut alumnus Rick Mastracchio would have liked to deliver this year's graduation address to the school of engineering in person. But he'll be out of town on May 10 - orbiting the globe on the International Space Station.
-
This space selfie not to be missed!
Here comes a selfie straight from the space. While replacing a dead primary computer outside the International Space Station (ISS) on Wednesday, two astronauts did not mind taking a selfie which is now giving the earth dwellers goosebumps.
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Russian-US crew docks at ISS after two-day delay
A Russian spacecraft with two Russians and a NASA astronaut aboard on Friday docked successfully at the International Space Station after a technical hitch caused an unprecedented two-day delay.
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US-Russian three-man space station crew lands safely
A Soyuz capsule carrying a U.S.-Russian crew returning after spending nearly six months on the International Space Station landed safely on the steppes of Kazakhstan.
-
NASA to send New Year's greeting from space
NASA astronauts are ringing in 2014 by sending greetings from space to the crowd gathered in New York's Times Square on New Year's Eve.
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NASA astronauts step out on Christmas Eve spacewalk
Two NASA astronauts stepped out Tuesday on a rare Christmas Eve spacewalk to complete repairs at the International Space Station.
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Spacesuit flaw postpones station repairs to December 24
A new flaw has emerged with a US-made spacesuit, forcing NASA to delay until Christmas Eve the next outing to repair the International Space Station, the space agency said Saturday.
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Japan robot astronaut talks Santa in first chat with spaceman
The world's first robot astronaut has begun chatting to the Japanese commander of the International Space Station, in what was being billed as the first conversation of its kind.
