Russia Quietly Changed Its Space Station Plans. Here's What That Means The proposed Russian Orbital Station will stick to a ...

The International Space Station (ISS) is due to retire soon, plunging into the South Pacific Ocean after being dragged down ...

Russia is preparing a space experiment that sounds equal parts thrifty and risky: detaching its aging modules from the ...

With this change of plan, Russia intends to separate the existing modules of the Russian Orbital Segment of the ISS—Zarya, ...

With the International Space Station (ISS) set to retire in 2030, several nations and commercial space companies have plans ...

Russia plans to build its post-ISS orbital station using existing Russian ISS modules, forming the core of the Russian Orbital Station after the ISS retires in 2030.

The Russian ISS module is to continue to serve in a planned new Russian space station in the future. This is also causing ...

Russia, which has been pursuing its own space station in preparation for the retirement of the International Space Station ...

The Russian half of the ISS isn't in the best of shape. Cosmonauts spend roughly half of their time on the ISS performing ...

Russia’s long-delayed lab module successfully docked with the International Space Station on Thursday, eight days after it was launched from the Russian space launch facility in Baikonur, Kazakhstan.

He has handed over the command of the station to NASA astronaut Michael Fincke and the command of the station’s Russian segment to Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Kud-Sverchkov ISS, December 7. /TASS/.