Dragon rendezvoused with the space station this morning (April 22), docking with the orbital lab at 8:40 a.m. ET.

Looking like a soccer ball with glowing blue eyes, the Japanese Experiment Module Internal Ball Camera-2 is put to test aboard the International Space Station.

The footage features the altitude change that the ISS undergoes during docking. Pitt clearly wanted people to pay attention to something special in the middle of the video. His ca ...

As quickly as the aurora shows up, it leaves the camera's view ... with the final destination being the ISS. Flipping the entire space station 180 degrees helped to facilitate the docking maneuver, ...

The International Space Station executed a remarkable 180-degree rotation to facilitate the safe docking of the Russian Soyuz MS-27 spacecraft, an event captured in a viral video by NASA astronaut ...

In 2011, SpaceX hopes to be the first U.S. business to connect a vehicle to the ISS. How many docking ports are on the station? Five active ones: four for Russia’s Soyuz and Progress craft ...

NASA astronauts revealed that the Boeing Starliner came dangerously close to failing its docking attempt at the International Space Station. Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams described the moments ...

almost making it impossible for them to dock with the space station and putting their lives at risk. In July 2024, Williams and Wilmore launched aboard a Boeing Starliner capsule to the ISS in ...

changes in latitude at the ISS,” Pettit wrote in the post. “We rotated 180 degrees and flew backwards for yesterday’s Soyuz docking. This is a bit long but keep watching for the surprise in ...

A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft docked with the International Space Station Tuesday morning, loaded with needed supplies and ...

And it's not the first time these phenomena have been caught on camera from the ISS. In 2024, NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick caught a glimpse at one of the most elusive atmospheric phenomena ...