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A picture of the Soyuz spacecraft approaching the ISS

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Christina Koch snapped this majestic picture of Soyuz 61 from the ISS

Astronaut Christina Koch snapped this majestic picture of a Soyuz rocket approaching the ISS yesterday, tweeting that her best friend Jessica Meir was inside

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NASA will let people pay to stay on the International Space Station

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GermRover in a mocked-up ISS

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Zero-gravity robot cleaner could automatically sterilise the ISS

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Twins Scott and Mark Kelly

Space

What happened when one twin went to space and the other stayed home?

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Swabbing for microbes in space

Space

NASA says the International Space Station is covered in bacteria

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woman astronaut cartoon

Comment

Cheer the first women-only spacewalk, but equality is still far away

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ISS toilet

Space

Toilet on International Space Station gets a bacteria-killing upgrade

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Astronauts launch in Soyuz rocket for first time since botched takeoff

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Astronauts launch in Soyuz rocket for first time since botched takeoff

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Hand on the ISS

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Soyuz crash could kill the ISS and set space flight back decades

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Row with Russia and SpaceX delays could leave NASA unable to reach ISS

Talk of sabotage on the International Space Station has exposed cracks in the US-Russia space relationship that could see NASA unable to fly astronauts into orbit

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Did someone deliberately sabotage the International Space Station?

Analysis

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Doctors will grow human tissue on the International Space Station

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NASA's plans to end the ISS could put its Mars missions in danger

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Earth

Night fishing with light-up lures that can be seen from space

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