Outer Space Astronauts

China's astronauts land safely

Space debris may have delayed Chinese astronauts' return to Earth

A group of Chinese astronauts is back on Earth after being delayed by apparent space debris damage. CBS News' Errol Barnett reports.

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Space debris leaves astronauts stranded on Chinese space station.

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China's astronauts land safely after space debris collision

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What has happened to the damaged spacecraft at China's space station?

Two weeks ago, the Shenzhou-21 transported the three astronauts taking over from the Shenzhou-20 crew at the permanently inhabited space station known as Tiangong, or "Heavenly Palace".

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Chinese astronauts return from space station after delay blamed on space debris damage

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Chinese astronauts return to Earth after vessel damaged by space debris

PBS documentary looks at 25 years of the challenges of surviving in space on the ISS

This year is the 25th anniversary of humans inhabiting the International Space Station. A new PBS documentary looks at how the ISS was built and the challenges of surviving in outer space.

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Chinese astronauts savor grilled chicken and beef in space

Six Chinese astronauts have extended the nation's famous gastronomic pursuit to the Earth's orbit and become the first humans to not only grill chicken and meat in outer space but also eat them.

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Scientists Want to Make Space Food From Astronaut Pee, Here’s How

Outer space has incredible views but the food could use some work.

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Microgravity Muscle Printing Paves Way for Space Biomanufacturing

Can muscle tissue be 3D-printed in outer space to improve astronaut health? This is what a recent study published in Advanced Science hopes to address as a | Technology

Smithsonian Magazine

Outer Space

In 1978, Ride and five other women became the first group of female astronauts in the U.S. A new book by a longtime curator of spaceflight artifacts explores the nearly five-decade history of women in the space program Cool Finds Some theorize that it’s a piece of a rocket—and part of a growing pile of orbiting space junk Also known as the “Seven Sisters,

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Robotic trousers allow astronauts to move more freely in space

Astronauts could soon be able to move more freely in space thanks to robotic trousers developed by British scientists. Not only does the ground-breaking technology have out-of-this-world benefits, but researchers say it could also provide more down-to-earth help for people who need support with their mobility.

Government Executive

Space Force astronauts? New report says guardians in space would be an asset for future ops

Thursday’s report, titled “A Broader Look at Dynamic Space Operations: Creating Multi-Dimensional Dilemmas for Adversaries,” says the Space Force must make all of its systems, not just its satellites, more maneuverable, flexible, and survivable amid China’s rapid push to improve technology for tracking and targeting U.S. military forces.

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Outer space adventure lands at the Mulva Cultural Center

You could say it’s “atmospheric fun”, and you do not have to leave Earth. Katy Compton from the Mulva Cultural Center discusses the current exhibit, open to the public,

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Astronauts Are Leaving Hidden Messages in Outer Space

Graffiti isn't just for troublemakers and wanna-be artists anymore. Astronauts on the International Space Station are now tagging in outer space, and it's just one of many odd interests astronauts have placed in outer space. In the outer space equivalent ...