At its session at the Energia Space Rocket Corporation in early February, the council of chief designers recommended extending the service life of the ISS Russian segment to 2028 MOSCOW ...

MOSCOW, August 21. /TASS/. The crew of the International Space Station (ISS) has gathered inside the Russian segment and closed the hatches following an air leak detected aboard the orbital ...

The newest habitable module for the International Space Station (ISS), Nauka ... The MLM’s solar arrays will also help lower the Russian segment’s reliance on the Station’s main set of ...

The duo installed handrails on the Russian segment, retrieved science experiments ... It included four payloads being “thrown” off the ISS to eventually burn up during re-entry.

Although the odour issue was quickly managed, it is not the only problem concerning the Russian segment of the ISS. NASA and Roskosmos have been monitoring an air leak in one of the Russian ...

The Russian crew quickly strapped into protective equipment and activated an extra air-scrubbing system aboard their segment of the ISS for about 30 minutes. NASA astronaut Don Pettit also ...

The Kremlin dismissed the head of Russia's space agency on Thursday after a tenure of less than three years scarred by the ...

This time, however, the walk was canceled due to the ISS having to evade Russian space debris for at least the second time this year. The space station, which is currently slated to be ...

Russia has said it plans to maintain a continuous crewed presence in space and conduct scientific, economic and security-related projects that were not possible in the Russian segment of the ISS.

(Bloomberg) The director of the Russian space program said that economic sanctions targeting the country threaten partnerships on the International Space Station (ISS) and supports a measure to ...

The ISS, the largest artificial object in space, has been continuously occupied since November 2000, operated by a US-Russian-led international consortium of five space agencies from 15 countries.

Russia has said it plans to maintain a continuous crewed presence in space and conduct scientific, economic and security-related projects that were not possible in the Russian segment of the ISS.