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Commander Chris Hadfield won't be tweeting from space in the near future, but there are new refreshments arriving soon on the International Space Station to take up the baton. Hadfield, NASA astronaut Tom Marshburn and Russian cosmonaut Roman ...

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) Back on Earth, Canadian astronaut and cyberspace tweeter Chris Hadfield is getting a rough re-introduction to gravity after a five-month stint aboard the International Space Station, the former commander told ...

The crew of the next expedition to the International Space Station (ISS) spent six hours in a simulation module waiting for things to go wrong - and they did.It could have been a toilet malfunction, it could have been a hull breach. It actually was a fire - ...

If there is one thing about the crew on the International Space Station, it is that they use a lot of laptops. The crew up there consists of only six members but they have around 140 laptops up there. That equates to around 23 laptops per person.

Those who aspire to become an astronaut and also the fans of science fiction `Star Trek' were able to see and ask questions from the crew of the film along with some real astronauts as they all came together in a live Google Hangout. The live video ...

Three members of the International Space Station Expedition 35 crew undocked from the orbiting laboratory and returned safely to Earth Monday, May 13, ending a mission lasting almost five months.

Zee Media Bureau New Delhi: Space enthusiasts were treated to a live webcast of the interaction between real life astronauts and cast of the new sci-fi film on Thursday. The Google+ Hangout, hosted by NASA and Warner Bros, featured astronauts Chris ...

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has marked his upcoming departure from the International Space Station by singing a cover version of David Bowies classic song Space Oddity recorded on the orbiting laboratory.