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Russia is squeezing NASA for more than $3.3 billion — and there's little...

NASA is in quite a financial pickle with the Russians.When the agency retired its space shuttle program in 2011, it was banking on commercial carriers — ultimately SpaceX and Boeing— to design, build,...

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NASA is in a strange and expensive pickle with the Russians

NASA, in dealing with Russia's monopoly on human spaceflight, is hoping Boeing can help — that is, by buying tickets the company owns for rides aboard Russian rockets.When NASA retired its last space...

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New crew arrives at the International Space Station after a 2-month delay

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (Reuters) - A Russian Soyuz capsule carrying three new crew for the International Space Station arrived at the orbital outpost on Wednesday after a two-month launch delay, a NASA TV...

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A Russian rocket will launch 3 astronauts into space tonight — here’s how to...

Tonight at 9:36 pm ET, a Russian rocket will launch three astronauts to the International Space Station. The rocket, an upgraded Soyuz rocket, will launch out of Kazakhstan.The launch was originally...

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A Russian rocket just successfully launched 3 astronauts into space

Tonight at 9:36 pm ET, a Russian rocket launched three astronauts to the International Space Station. The rocket, an upgraded Soyuz rocket, launched out of Kazakhstan.via GIPHYThe launch was originally...

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Russia is squeezing NASA for more than $3.3 billion — and there's little...

NASA is in quite a financial pickle with the Russians.When the agency retired its space shuttle program in 2011, it was banking on commercial carriers — ultimately SpaceX and Boeing— to design, build,...

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NASA is paying Russia more than $70 million to bring an astronaut home in...

Tonight three people who have spent 172 days in orbit above the Earth will attempt to return home.But they won't be riding in a US spacecraft.NASA retired its space shuttle fleet in 2011. Meanwhile,...

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NASA is in a strange and expensive pickle with the Russians

NASA, in dealing with Russia's monopoly on human spaceflight, is hoping Boeing can help — that is, by buying tickets the company owns for rides aboard Russian rockets.When NASA retired its last space...

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A tiny satellite filmed a rocket launching 48 more tiny satellites into space

So far, humanity has launched more than 4,000 satellites into orbit above Earth.That may seem like a lot, but the party is just getting started.On July 14, a company called Planet Labs launched four...

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Astronauts may soon have no way to reach NASA's $100 billion space station

A House subcommittee held a hearing on Wednesday on NASA's program to build new spaceships to reach the International Space Station.Boeing and SpaceX, the two contractors in the program, are...

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Russia's rocket failure leaves NASA astronauts with no way to get into orbit...

A Soyuz rocket carrying a NASA astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut failed in mid-flight on Thursday, though the crew survived without injury.Roscosmos, Russia's space agency, is looking into the failure....

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A Russian rocket failed with 2 people on board, and the moment was recorded...

A Russian Soyuz rocket carrying two people failed mid-flight on October 12.The crew — Nick Hague, a NASA astronaut, and Alexey Ovchinin, a Russian cosmonaut — had their space capsule ejected from the...

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An Army helicopter pilot just blasted off for 6 months aboard the...

An Army helicopter pilot and astronaut will strap into a Soyuz rocket on Monday for the trip from Kazakhstan to the International Space Station, according to a release from Army Space and Missile...

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Russian cosmonauts stabbed a spaceship with a knife to locate a mysterious...

A drill hole was discovered and plugged in a Soyuz spacecraft at the International Space Station in September.Two Russians performed a spacewalk outside the ISS on Tuesday to study the leak site from...

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WATCH LIVE: After escaping a doomed rocket, an astronaut and cosmonaut will...

Three people are scheduled to launch into space at 3:14 p.m. EDT on Thursday aboard a Russian rocket ship called Soyuz.Two of the crew members — NASA astronaut Nick Hague and cosmonaut Alexey Ovchinin...

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NASA says Boeing's new spaceship for astronauts is ready to launch on an...

On Friday, Boeing plans to launch its new CST-100 Starliner spaceship into orbit for the first time atop a United Launch Alliance rocket.No people will ride inside the space capsule on this flight:...

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Boeing's launch of a new spaceship for NASA went awry, and the vehicle no...

On Friday, Boeing launched its new CST-100 Starliner spaceship built for NASA astronauts into orbit for the first time.However, Starliner encountered a problem about half an hour into its flight that...

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Watch 2 Russian cosmonauts and one NASA astronaut return from their visit to...

Summary List PlacementA six-month journey on board the International Space Station has come to a close for two Russian cosmonauts and one NASA astronaut: The three crew members returned safely to Earth...

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