EDITORIAL: Oops!: Astronaut Drops Some Parts in Space
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By Tulsa World, Okla.  Sep. 13--How many times have you fumbled a bolt or screw when trying to fix something? Other than some frustration and maybe a few choice words, no harm done. Simply pick it up and resume your task.
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U.S. News & World Report - It's difficult to indict the cable news channels too much for their obsessive coverage today of a diapered astronaut's           kidnapping attempt of a rival lover of one of her fellow spacemen. This kind of thing is solid gold for TV movie producers and pun-happy headline writers (e.g. "Astro-naughty"). But this incredible, stranger-than-fiction story of a bitter romantic struggle among astronauts does inevitably lead to the question: What is the psychological toll of zero gravity?
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SPACE.com / A Russian spacecraft carrying two astronauts and the world's  first female space tourist rocked safely back to Earth while dangling from parachutes today a few hours after casting off from the International Space Station (ISS).
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Astronauts and engineers spent Tuesday troubleshooting problems in space and on the ground.
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An astronautâs life can stretch family ties to the breaking point, and astronauts are not immune to emotional stress.
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You've done enough, thanks Astronaut Bill Oefelein, who you may remember from the tale of nappy-wearing astronaut Lisa Nowak, is leaving NASA, the space agency said on Friday.â¦
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By Mike Schneider  CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.  --  Last summer, astronaut Lisa Nowak was soaring 220 miles above Earth, floating in the rarefied air of the international space station.
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By now you've heard the jokes. Astronut. All the wrong stuff. One giant leap to the nut house. Huggies with the astronaut fit.
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An astronaut who returned to Earth on the Space Shuttle Atlantis Thursday collapsed twice at a welcome-home ceremony Friday, but flight surgeons said she was fine, NASA said.
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Spill a little wasabi at home and, well, it's messy. Spill some in the weightlessness of the international space station and you're looking at a major cleanup job. By the Associated Press.
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Astronauts are meant to fly. That's why the arrest of astronaut Lisa Nowak by Orlando police for her attack on Colleen Shipman over a mutual love interest is especially sad.
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SPACE After a "ground control to Major Tom" moment with a malfunction in orbit, Jeff Kluger of Time magazine gave thanks that the crew were safe, but laid into the space programme. "There are bad ideas, and then there are true historic stinkers.
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So a few weeks ago, the two astronauts who live there tossed out some useless junk, like so many old hubcaps for the trash heap. And the throwing-away -- done
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The meltdown of astronaut Lisa Nowak is strange and sad. Even though we no longer throw ticker tape parades for NASA astronauts returning from outer space, they still hold a special place in our collective national image. Astronauts are our heroic pioneers.
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Vibrations in NASAâs new rocket may cause severe, perhaps fatal, injuries.
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By MIKE SCHNEIDER Associated Press  After a program member's apparent breakdown, the agency reveals it has procedures for problems in space.   CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
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By Traci Watson  All through a 10-year wait to go to space, astronaut Lisa Nowak kept her cool. She reached orbit on the space shuttle in July -- and upon returning, her life went dreadfully wrong.