But they’re professionals.” The two astronauts blasted off on June 5 on a Boeing Starliner capsule destined for the ISS. They were initially expected to be in orbit for about a week.

They were left up there for political reasons which is not good." And it didn't take long for European Space Agency astronaut and commander of ISS for Exp 70, aerospace engineer Andreas Mogensen to ...

For their part, the astronauts do not seem too unhappy with the situation, and have even participated in a space walk during normal ISS operations. “We're doing pretty darn good, actually.

Elon Musk wants the International Space Station (ISS) retired sooner than planned. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the SpaceX CEO stated that the ISS has served its purpose and now has “very ...

The microgravity of the ISS allows for unique science experiments. Elon Musk called this week for the deorbiting of the International Space Station (ISS) "as soon as possible." "It is time to ...

WASHINGTON -- Elon Musk called this week for the deorbiting of the International Space Station (ISS) "as soon as possible." "It is time to begin preparations for deorbiting the [ISS]," Musk wrote ...

Elon Musk has called for an early end to the International Space Station (ISS), suggesting its deorbiting should happen within two years instead of the planned 2030 timeline. He argues the station has ...

Even now, you are not sending up a rescue ship to bring them home. They are returning on the Dragon capsule that has been on ISS since last September,” Mogensen said Musk says that the space ...

SpaceX boss Elon Musk has called for the International Space Station (ISS) to be deorbited as soon as possible, perhaps by 2027. Yesterday, Musk tweeted on his social media mouthpiece, X, that: "It is ...

Elon Musk has called for NASA to deorbit it's International Space Station (ISS) 'as soon as possible' because the $150 billion lab has 'served its purpose.' In Thursday post on X, he wrote ...

On Thursday, Musk posted on his X platform that he believes it’s “time to begin preparations for deorbiting” the ISS. “It has served its purpose,” he declared. “There is very little in ...