International Space Station

Astronauts took the video while installing a new high-definition camera.

They're running tests to try to learn more about the bacteria.

In space, no one can hear you eat blueberry cobbler.

"Whatever this object is, I think there's a good chance it may not be a meteor at all."

Fedor can already fire guns, lift weights and drive in a straight line.

The astronaut made a wish and you should too.

A helicopter lifted it 12,400 feet to test its landing skills.

Three astronauts put a positive spin on the adage "in space, no one can hear you scream."

A total of 7,400 pounds of cargo was sent to the six astronauts on board.

Spacewalking astronauts soared above the International Space Station on Friday.

Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli shared a timelapse of the storms over his home country.

Experiments on the International Space Station have shown how bacteria can effectively defend itself.

The new arrivals bring the total crew on the station to six.

For the third day in a row, external cameras on the International Space Station captured dramatic views of the storm whipping across the Atlantic.

It's a recycler and 3D printer in one.

The compilation includes views from the International Space Station, the Solar Dynamics Observatory and other spacecraft.

Astronauts at the International Space Station will be able to see the eclipse three times.

Russian cosmonauts to deploy nanosatellites and collect samples during spacewalk.

"When Mother Nature gets to spinning, it can be an awesome but scary sight," NASA astronaut Jack Fischer tweeted.

An astronaut on board the International Space Station shared time-lapse footage of the aurora australis shot while the spacecraft traveled at 17,500 mph.

As advertising potentially goes intergalactic, it's either a new high or a new low.

Users can now explore the ISS in a 360-degree view, courtesy of an astronaut at the European Space Agency.

The ball-shaped drone is remotely controlled from Japan and flies around the ISS of is own accord.

From space stations to "frozen zoos" storing embryos, eggs, sperm and the DNA of endangered animals—the movement to create our backup ready for humanity version 2.0 has already begun.

The International Space Station is going through one of the busiest times in its traffic history.

"The perspective of Earth from space is incredible," he writes. But the views from space "also show us changes; we need leadership to protect it."

Russia is testing dust samples from the International Space Station, believing they contain extraterrestrial lifeforms.

Mouse sperm was freeze-dried and sent to the International Space Station for 288 days before being used to produce healthy pups on Earth.

The failed computer controls the major U.S. systems on the International Space Station, including the radiators and cooling loops.

The Iowa native broke the record for spending the longest time in space of any U.S. astronaut.