The International Space Station (ISS) is experiencing a leak from a Russian module, but NASA assures the public that it is no threat to the crew on board. While it is not usual for a small amount ...

The ISS Is in the ‘Riskiest Period of Its Existence,’ NASA Safety Panel Warns Growing air leaks, and the lack of a deorbit plan top the list of concerns for the aging space station.

The rate at which air is leaking in the Zvezda service module has doubled from one pound a day to “a little over two pounds a day,” NASA ISS Program Manager Joel Montalbano revealed during a ...

The NASA astronaut covered a distance of about 50 feet during his fly-through.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

The ISS has a leak in the Russian Zvezda service module where the nation's Progress spacecraft dock to the orbital lab, NASA officials said on Feb. 28.

NASA ISS Program Manager Joe Mantalbano backed up the claims from Roscosmos on the same day as Russia's announcement, as Mantalbano confirmed Russia's Zvezda life support module is suffering from ...

At a briefing Feb. 28 about the upcoming Crew-8 mission to the station, now scheduled for launch on the evening of March 2, Joel Montalbano, NASA ISS program manager, said the leak in the Zvezda ...