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Ground stations in Russia link up astronauts after satellite link failure

The U.S. company is the first private business to attempt to launch a spacecraft with supplies to the International Space Station.

The space agency wants commercial providers to carry up supplies and eventually astronauts.

SpaceX is one of two private companies with contracts to provide unmanned space cargo flights to the space station for NASA.

SpaceX and several other companies are competing to be the first to operate a private capsule that could tote astronauts and cargo to the ISS, after NASA retired its shuttle program last year.

The Dragon spacecraft will be first private ship to go to the station.

This week in tech policy: Policy makers focus on consumer rights, privacy, technology education, space and job growth.

Astronaut Frank Culbertson took photographs as station passed over New York

NASA officials oppose plan to sink expensive space station into the Pacific

To prevent space junk from colliding with satellites, NASA looks to lasers

Fiscal conservatives and free-market leaders hosted a press conference Tuesday to encourage increased privatization of the space industry

Bubbles aren’t uncommon in the space industry as engineering often gets ahead of demand for certain technologies

NASA has launched a new contest that allows the public to pick wake-up songs for astronauts flying on the agency’s two final space shuttle missions

Study: Astronauts’ muscles deteriorate after months in space

According to NASA spokesman Bob Jacobs, Bolden only meant to convey that NASA sought to help expand the capabilities of other nations to aid in space research and exploration

Hardly any of the federal agencies we spoke to had any plans to reach out to the Muslim world, let alone the slightest clue what we were talking about

A cargo vessel which failed to dock with the International Space Station is under control, a Russian space agency official has said

As the biggest NASA policy change in 50 years, this approach warrants, at a minimum, a transition process, not an abrupt leap of faith. The plan would also cost $4 billion or more in unnecessary shutdown costs

Sex is forbidden on the International Space Station