Mission Control NASA - Search News

NASA, ISS and SpaceX

NASA cancels spacewalk, may end current space station crew's mission early due to medical issue

A spacewalk planned for Thursday outside the International Space Station was called off late Wednesday because of a "medical concern" with an unidentified crew member, NASA said in a statement.

DPA International on MSN · 1d

NASA to end ISS mission early due to medical concern

· 1d

NASA orders “controlled medical evacuation” from the International Space Station

· 1d

NASA Will Bring I.S.S. Astronauts Home Early After Medical Issue

NASA will bring a crew of four astronauts home from the International Space Station before its scheduled return because of a “controlled medical evacuation,” agency officials said on Thursday.

· 23h

NASA crew to make rare early return after medical issue in space

· 1d

NASA considers rare early ISS crew return due to astronaut’s medical issue

NASA reveals why it called off its first spacewalk in eight months

NASA has spent the last few weeks getting ready for two spacewalks at the International Space Station (ISS), its first in eight months. But just hours before NASA astronauts Mike Fincke and Zena Cardman were due to begin the first of the two walks on Thursday,

WRVO Public Media

A 'medical situation' is forcing NASA to end mission at the space station a month early

NASA says a crew member on the International Space Station is unwell. The agency canceled a planned spacewalk for Thursday and is taking the rare step of ending the Crew-11 mission early.

SpaceNews

NASA Chooses Three New Flight Directors to Lead Mission Control

HOUSTON — NASA has selected three new flight directors who will manage and carry out shuttle flights and International Space Station expeditions. Dina Contella, Scott Stover and Ed Van Cise will join a select group of individuals who lead human ...

Hosted on MSN

NASA debuts Artemis control room for astronaut lunar missions. When is the rocket launch?

NASA's first lunar campaign in five decades since the Apollo era came to an end should be a little more technologically advanced than its 1960s-70s counterpart. The U.S. space agency has a brand new complex to watch over its upcoming Artemis II lunar ...

Gizmodo

The Day NASA Smashed an Asteroid: What It Was Like Inside Mission Control

The author of a new book on the DART mission takes us behind the scenes of the day NASA smacked an asteroid. Reading time 5 minutes Around 66 million years ago, a massive asteroid stretching 6 miles (10 kilometers) across struck Earth, ending the reign of ...