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Astronaut’s photo shows a gorgeous ‘golden path’
A fast-moving vehicle, a long shutter speed, and a unique vantage point come together to create a striking image.The Latest ...
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Rookie crewmates kept things fresh for Ax-4 astronaut Peggy Whitson: 'It's always great to relive a little bit of that first time'
Ax-4 commander Peggy Whitson just extended her American duration record on the International Space Station. She also served ...
Former astronaut twin brothers Mark and Scott Kelly on NASA cuts and challenges of being on ISS
Mark and Scott Kelly, twin brothers and former NASA astronauts, spoke to "CBS Mornings" about how the agency is set to lose ...
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Astronaut Whitson reflects on successes of Axiom-4 mission
Iowa native astronaut Peggy Whitson says her two main goals were met during the recent Axiom-4 mission to the International ...
Pakistan Today1h
Pakistan to send its first astronaut to Chinese space station next year
BEIJING: Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal confirmed today in Beijing that Pakistan will send its first astronaut to ...
First astronaut with a disability prepares for historic mission to space
John McFall is set to become the first astronaut with a disability to head to the International Space Station after ...
I spent 337 days in space working at NASA and left for a desk job. I don't regret giving up astronaut life.
Tom Marshburn shares how he became a NASA astronaut whose spent over 300 days in space and why he's now happy working his ...
NASA astronaut captures rare phenomenon from 250 miles above Earth: See photo of 'sprite'
NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers photographed a rare atmospheric phenomenon over the US and Mexico known as a "sprite" that's ...
Daily Times(PK) on MSN25m
First Pakistani astronaut to fly in 2026: Ahsan Iqbal
Pakistan is set to send its first astronaut to China’s Tiangong space station in 2026, according to Planning Minister Ahsan ...
The Daily Galaxy on MSN7h
After 178 Days in Orbit, NASA Astronaut’s ‘Lightbulb Moment’ Exposes Humanity’s Biggest Lie
When NASA astronaut Ronald Garan looked down at Earth from 250 miles (402.34 km) above its surface, he didn’t just see ...