International Space Station
How Can Science Benefit from Microbes on the ISS?
NASA and Sloan Foundation is collaborating to study fungi grown from microbes collected from the surface of the International Space Station (ISS) to prepare astronauts for longer space flights and deep space explorations.
Latest Research Articles
With Historic 534 Days, Record-Holding Astronaut Jeff Williams Lands Back to Earth After ISS Mission
Alien Hunters: UFO Spotted Watching Over the ISS
NASA Spacecraft, Satellites Observe Hurricanes Lester, Madeline in a Day
NASA International Space Station Gets New HD Camera and Biomolecule Sequencer Experiment
NASA Might Hand Over ISS to Private Companies
NASA to Hand Over International Space Station to Commercial Company by 2020
International Space Station Adds New Docks for Space Taxis Arrival by 2017
Orbital ATK Antares "Return to Flight" to the ISS Moved to September
NASA TV to Air Spacewalk Live on August 19
NASA Orders Second SpaceX Crew Mission to the ISS
NASAs International Space Station Paves Way for Farther Space Travel, 'Star Trek' Warp Travel Possible?
NASA Wants Private And Commercial Use of the ISS
MOST POPULAR
-
Atmospheric Rivers Poised to Drench West Coast with Heavy Rainfall
-
California Flat Earther Faces Reality After Witnessing 24-Hour Sun in Antarctica
-
What Is the Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded on Earth?
-
How Does Climate Change Affect Christmas?
-
Northern Lights Could Grace the US Skies Tonight – Here’s Where to Look
