International Space Station
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Space Travel Continuously Changes Astronaut Brains During Flight, Says New Study
Prolonged time in space can literally change the brain.
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Astronauts Peggy Whitson and Shane Kimbrough Complete First January Spacewalk Outside the ISS
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ISS Crew Prepares For 2017 Spacewalk, ESA Astronaut Tomas Pesquet To Perform Spacewalk Duty For The First Time
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WATCH: Japanese ‘White Stork’ Successfully Captured, Installed at the International Space Station [VIDEO]
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Upgrades on Space Network to Double Data Rates on the International Space Station
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SpaceX Delays ISS Commercial Crew Flight to 2018 After Postponing December 'Return to Flight'
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A Solid Win for Space: Senate Unanimously Approves NASA Transition Authorization Act
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Japan Launches ‘Space Garbage Truck’ Into Orbit to Clean Up Space Debris
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JAXA HTV-6 Bound for International Space Station, Gets TV Coverage from NASA
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NASA Tests New Harvest Technique for Farming in Space, Hopes to Increase Crops Aboard ISS
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Russian Supply Ship Headed to International Space Station Malfunctions, Burns Up Over Siberia
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NASA to Serve Turkey with the Longest Shelf Life for Thanksgiving 2023 on Mars
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Muscle Machine: MARES Will Keep ISS Astronauts’ Muscles in Check
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