Space Station May Get Support Past 2016
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By MIKE SCHNEIDER CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA may fly its next-generation space vehicle to the international space station through 2020, four years longer than the agency had originally planned to fly to the outpost, an official said Tuesday.
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NASA is set to launch  another component of the International Space Station into orbit  on Friday, three months behind schedule but in compliance with  more rigorous safety standards imposed after the space shuttle  Columbia disaster in 2003.
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The United States is to resume its space shuttle program next year after the Columbia shuttle tragedy in 2003. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, or NASA, announced
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The US space agency, NASA, continues work on improving the safety of the space shuttle, before the fleet of orbiters resumes its visits to the international space station next year.
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HOUSTON - International space station crew members may have to abandon the outpost later this year if astronauts can&#39;t fix oxygen supply problems, a NASA official said.
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Russian, U.S. experts trying to fix space station computers   WASHINGTON, June 15 (Xinhua) -- Russian and U.S.
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By Juan A. Lozano, Associated Press  HOUSTON -- The failure of Russian computers that control the international space station's positioning have NASA managers considering another extension of space shuttle Atlantis' visit to the orbiting outpost, officials said Wednesday.
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BAIKONUR, Kazakhstan  - The United States'  grounded Space Shuttle fleet may resume flights to the  International Space Station (ISS) next May or June, a senior  ISS official said Tuesday.
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By Mike Schneider, Associated Press  CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- If all goes as planned, part of the international space station will host research experiments from outsiders after it's completed in three years, NASA officials said Monday.
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Russia agreed on Tuesday to help train South Korea&#39;s first astronaut by 2007 -- although it is still not clear whether Seoul&#39;s space cadet will make it into orbit that year.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida  - U.S. and Russian flight controllers worked to fully restore critical computers aboard the International Space Station on Thursday after a system crash that could force the $100 billion outpost's crew back to Earth.
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MOSCOW. Dec 7 (Interfax-AVN) - Seoul will consider broader participation in the International Space Station (ISS) project when the first South Korean astronaut visits the station, said Horg-yul Park, president of the Korean Aerospace Institute.
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Echoing what NASA officials said a day earlier, a Russian space official on Friday said the two-man crew on the international space station could be forced to return to Earth if a planned resupply flight cannot reach them with food supplies later this month.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida  - NASA is set to launch another component of the International Space Station into orbit on Friday, three months behind schedule but in compliance with more rigorous safety standards imposed after the space shuttle Columbia disaster in 2003.
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By MARCIA DUNN    CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.  -- Oxygen and food will be worrisomely low on the international space station by Christmas, and it's crucial that a Russian supply ship get there by then, a top NASA official said Friday...
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By Rasha Madkour  HOUSTON  --  The 2-ton, $11 million addition astronauts have delivered to the international space station may be one of the smaller pieces of the structure, but even supporting actors are vital.
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The Russian space agency says it will stop carrying US astronauts to the International Space Station for free. Agency head Anatoly Perminov said US astronauts would be ferried to the ISS &quot;on a commercial basis&quot; from 2006.