Personal Tech
New batch of AstroPis relieve Ed and Izzy of duty on board the International Space Station
If you can't find a Pi on Earth, you could run your code on orbit instead
07 Jan 2022 14:04 | 9
ISS
Jump to articles tagged with ISS.
Explore broader topics
Articles tagged with ISS
Science
NASA confirms International Space Station is to keep orbiting through 2030
Patching over the cracks in partner relations and pressurised modules for a few extra years
05 Jan 2022 20:07 | 26
Science
What will life in orbit look like after the ISS? NASA hands out new space station contracts
The end is coming, and nobody wants a homeless 'naut
03 Dec 2021 20:23 | 42
Science
Russia: It isn't just us – a bit of an old US rocket might get as close as 5.4km to the ISS
Meanwhile, Soyuz Cluedo continues: It was someone, with the drill, in the habitation module
01 Dec 2021 19:05 | 41
Science
You, me and debris: NASA cans ISS spacewalk because it's getting too risky outside
Broken antenna will have to wait as warning comes in less than 24 hours before airlock opening
30 Nov 2021 12:24 | 39
Opinion
Russia's orbital insanity is almost beyond redemption – but there's space for improvement
Every debris cloud has a silver lining
22 Nov 2021 09:30 | 94
Science
Russia blows up old satellite, NASA boss 'outraged' as ISS crew shelters from debris
Moscow slammed for 'reckless, dangerous, irresponsible' weapon test
16 Nov 2021 02:46 | 119
Science
International Space Station fires rockets to dodge chunk of destroyed Chinese satellite
Meanwhile, next crew of astronauts all set to launch on Thursday
11 Nov 2021 02:56 | 30
Science
Now that's a splash down: Astronauts spend 8-hour trip to Earth in diapers after SpaceX capsule toilet breaks
Puts a whole new spin on 'To boldly go where no one has gone before'
09 Nov 2021 07:04 | 38
Science
SpaceX-powered trip to ISS grounded by 'medical issue'
It's not COVID-19 and it's not an emergency, insists NASA
02 Nov 2021 05:39 | 22
Science
Oops, they did it again – rogue Soyuz spurt gave ISS an attitude problem
Crew successfully de-orbited on Sunday carrying vital payload: footage for a movie shot in space
17 Oct 2021 23:59 | 16
Personal Tech
Astro Pi 2: New Raspberry Pi hardware with updated camera, sensors to head to the ISS this year
This time it's... quite a bit faster
13 Sep 2021 17:03 | 19
Science
Dozy ISS cosmonauts woken by smoke alarm on eve of 5-hour spacewalk
Air purified, everyone back to bed, says Roscosmos, studiously ignoring smoke, burning smell
09 Sep 2021 16:01 | 16
Science
More cracks found in Russian annex of the International Space Station
Head of Russia's segment says it's time for Roscosmos to build its own orbiting lab
31 Aug 2021 23:09 | 26
Science
NASA postpones spacewalk as it would be too much of a pain in the neck for astronaut
ISS installation work to be carried out some other time
25 Aug 2021 01:28 | 16
Edge + IoT
Edgy: HPE's first message from the International Space Station to Microsoft's Azure? 'hello world'
Supercomputing above the clouds
19 Aug 2021 11:45 | 10
Opinion
Russia: Forget about the Nauka incident. Who punched the hole in the Soyuz, hmm?
Borked module and fingerpointing puts space relationship with US under strain
13 Aug 2021 19:23 | 61
Science
International Space Station actually spun one-and-a-half times by errant Russian module's thrusters
540 degrees total, not just 45, NASA tells El Reg
03 Aug 2021 22:09 | 57
Updated
Russia says software malfunction caused Nauka module to unexpectedly fire thrusters, tilt space station
You call this a glitch?
30 Jul 2021 20:09 | 54
Updated
International Space Station stabilizes after just-docked Russian module suddenly fires thrusters
Crew not in danger, NASA insists
30 Jul 2021 00:44 | 51
Science
Have you turned it off and on again? Russia's Nauka module just about makes it to the ISS
Elderly lab negotiates tricky docking
29 Jul 2021 16:46 | 35
Science
Japan plans remote-controlled robotic space tourism to the ISS and beyond
'Avatars' that roam around space station, or do work with high performance hands, to be controllable from the ground
27 Jul 2021 05:19 | 6
Science
Russia's Pirs ISS module scheduled to fall away, much like Moscow's interest in the space station
Troubled Nauka might actually make it after four orbit corrections – since we left work Friday
26 Jul 2021 07:54 | 36
Science
Russia's ISS Multipurpose Laboratory Module launches after years sitting on a shelf, immediately runs into issues
Nauka? More like 'Borka!' Geddit?
22 Jul 2021 16:14 | 43
Science
Your spacesuit ran into a problem and needs to restart
ISS solar array installation overran after a good old 'off and on again'
17 Jun 2021 18:01 | 19
Science
Spacewalk veterans take a trip outside the ISS to pump up the power with new solar arrays
Lego ISS fans, look away now
16 Jun 2021 13:07 | 13
Science
Fancy the ultimate no-Air-outside-bnb? NASA willing to rent out ISS for two weeks
Private companies to sort out the transportation, US agency's fees are non-trivial
15 Jun 2021 03:35 | 18
Science
Space junk damages International Space Station's robot arm
Space boffin tells Reg it's stupidly hard to clean up orbiting trash after Canadarm2 survives encounter with item too small to be tracked
01 Jun 2021 06:44 | 75
Science
An actress, an internet billionaire, and Tom Cruise walk into a space station ... not necessarily at the same time
It's Space Race 2 for Russia and America
14 May 2021 06:27 | 30
Science
NASA ups price of a private stay aboard the ISS to reflect true expense of keeping tourists alive in space
Should cover the cost of the air leaking out of the Russian segment
10 May 2021 15:40 | 29
Science
SpaceX flings another bunch of humans into orbit in reused capsule atop reused booster
Second jaunt to the International Space Station for Endeavour
23 Apr 2021 12:39 | 25
Science
Ah, you know what? Keep your crappy space station, we're gonna try to make our own, Russia tells world
Come 2025, we're Putin this collaboration to bed
22 Apr 2021 01:01 | 76
On-Prem
‘Radiation upset’ confused computers, caused false alarm on International Space Station
Crew Dragon briefly thought its power supply had problems. Also on the ISS: an Ethernet upgrade and missing wastewater
26 Mar 2021 05:57 | 43
Science
Space station dumps 2.9-ton battery pack to burn up in Earth's atmosphere after hardware upgrade
In two to four years, and there's no danger, NASA tells The Reg
16 Mar 2021 02:12 | 61
Science
Holes patched in Russian segment of the ISS though pesky pressure loss continues
Space: Not all its cracked up to be
15 Mar 2021 18:34 | 19
Science
There may be not one but two new air leaks in International Space Station: Russian boss tells us not to panic
Microscope needed to find tiny punctures in the hull
23 Jan 2021 00:58 | 53
Science
SpaceX cargo ship splashes down off Florida with science in tow – but what we want to know is how space wine tastes
It's been sloshing around the International Space Station for a while
14 Jan 2021 16:18 | 17
Science
International Space Station scores powerup with solar panels that 'roll out like a tape measure'
Still needs three launches and a dozen spacewalks to install 55kW capacity upgrade
12 Jan 2021 09:15 | 19
Science
Faster optic fibers and superior laser sensors set to descend from space
Boffins to get express delivery as SpaceX Dragon capsule returning from ISS will be first science payload to splash down near Florida
11 Jan 2021 05:54 | 17
In Brief
UK's Space Command to be 'capable of launching our first rocket in 2022'
Also: Skyrora aims for 2023 for its XL, ISS gets ready for Nauka, and HALO moves forward
19 Nov 2020 18:02 | 45
Science
Baby Yoda stowed away on Crew Dragon, boards International Space Station
Japanese Astronaut Soichi Noguchi bringing soft toy into space was only surprise as Crew-1 docked
17 Nov 2020 08:31 | 33
Science
Soyuz later! SpaceX gets NASA green light to lob astronauts to the International Space Station full time
Russian rockets are Putin on the back burner, except for emergencies
11 Nov 2020 02:48 | 23
Science
Whoa, humans have been hanging out and doing science stuff in freaking space aboard the ISS for 20 years
Orbital lab emerges from teens to an uncertain future. How very 2020
04 Nov 2020 12:23 | 14
In Brief
ISS air leakage fixed in time for crew handover, thanks to floating teabag
Also: Starlinks soar but GPS stays grounded, NASA names first Virgin Galactic flier
22 Oct 2020 10:55 | 61
In brief
ISS? More like HISS, am I right? Space station air leakage narrowed down to Russia's Zvezda module
Also: Scrubtember becomes Abortober, and the worm returns once more to NASA
02 Oct 2020 14:30 | 37
Science
Casting a teleport spell is out of the question? Next Falcon-powered 'naut trip to space station set for Halloween
SpaceX launch pushed back to spooky-tastic Oct 31
29 Sep 2020 23:58 | 5
Bootnotes
Space. The final frontier. These are the voyages of 'Advanced Night Repair' skin cream helping NASA to commercialise space
Estée Lauder’s pricey goop gets seat on next ISS resupply mission as Japanese companies pledge zero-G cosmetics
21 Sep 2020 08:01 | 47
Updated
NASA puts an Astrobee to work sweeping the ISS. Yep, floating cube good at taking pics and hanging around....
... but humans still needed to fix the 'Hygiene Compartment'
11 Sep 2020 20:25 | 7
Science
Space station update: Mystery tiny but growing air leak sparks search for hole
Terror at 1,340,000 feet – if this was anything to truly worry about right now
21 Aug 2020 00:45 | 44
Science
What goes up, Musk come down... and up and down and up and down: NASA details followup Dragon pod trips to orbiting station
Assuming this weekend's return journey goes well, natch
28 Jul 2020 22:53 | 7
Science
Spotted the ISS in the sky yet? How about pulling out some spare kit and giving it a listen?
ESA emits a guide to picking up Slow Scan TV from the orbiting outpost
10 Jul 2020 18:10 | 29
Science
NASA trusted 'traditional' Boeing to program its Starliner without close supervision... It failed to dock due to bugs
All eyes were instead on SpaceX and its newer programming techniques
08 Jul 2020 02:57 | 103
Science
SpaceX Crew Dragon docks at International Space Station
Even the aircon worked in the Muskmobile
01 Jun 2020 07:42 | 43
Video
They've only gone and bloody done it! NASA, SpaceX send two fellas off to the International Space Station
Bob and Doug are first humans launched into orbit by Elon's Muskteers
30 May 2020 20:06 | 88
Roundup
The Last J-Freighter: HTV-9 arrives at the ISS as ESA inks a deal for a third Moon-bound service module
Meanwhile: the UK government is going to clear everything up. Or at least keep an eye on it
26 May 2020 15:33 | 10
Science
Two weeks before the first US commercial crew launch, NASA spanks more cash on an autumn Soyuz seat
Ensuring the US lights keep burning aboard the ISS... just in case
13 May 2020 11:25 | 6
Bootnotes
Tom Cruise to increase in stature thanks to ISS jaunt? Now that's a mission impossible
Buddying up with wing man Elon
06 May 2020 11:15 | 29
Science
China successfully launches its biggest-ever space truck to fire up its space station ambitions
Capsule tested atop Long March 5B can also get China to the Moon
06 May 2020 08:10 | 18
Science
Bye, Russia: NASA wheels out astronauts, describes plan for first all-American manned launch into orbit since 2011
Demo-2 mission to send SpaceX capsule, rocket from Florida to the International Space Station this month
01 May 2020 23:57 | 26
Roundup
Self-isolation champions fresh home from a jaunt in orbit wonder if they've returned to the wrong version of Earth
Also: Asteroid landing dress rehearsal, 'new' Russian module for the ISS, another Starlink volley ready to go
21 Apr 2020 11:50 | 4
Create a news alert about ISS, or find more stories about ISS.
