Sadly, NASA has scrapped the pre-planned spacewalk mission by two women astronauts, due to lack of spacesuits that would fit them at the International Space Station. The space agency has re-scheduled the task which is likely to be performed in coming Friday.

NASA Mars mission, scheduled to send humans to Mars in the 2030s, will allow woman as the first person to land in the Red planet. Yes, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine confirms that the first person to set foot on Mars is likely to be a woman.

Happy International Women's Day! To honour women across the globe, NASA has planned to carry out first-all women spacewalk this month. If everything goes as per plan, then on March 29, astronauts aboard the International Space Station will conduct the first all-female spacewalk. Anne McClain and Christina Koch will venture out together about 240 miles above Earth and make history.

World's prestigious space research organization, NASA, now, is planning to take a spacewalk in the International Space Station (ISS). It is in regard to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole in the side of a Russian module docked at the space station. The problem was discovered last month but the reason behind the mystery is yet to be explored.

May 16 will be marked as remarkable date in the space research history as two NASA astronauts will go out for a spacewalk. The trip will be conducted to change the thermal control gear that circulates ammonia to keep the International Space Station systems fresh and steady.

Three astronauts have landed safely in Kazakhstan on Wednesday after five-and-a-half-month of performing research and spacewalks in low-Earth orbit.

Astronauts Alexander Misurkin (Expedition 54 Commander) and Anton Shkaplerov (Flight Engineer) started their spacewalk from the International Space Station (ISS) at 10.34 am EST on Friday (9.04 pm Friday India time) and completed it at 6.47 pm EST (5.17 am Saturday India time).

Two US astronauts conducted a nearly seven-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station (ISS), repairing the orbiting laboratory's robotic arm, replacing a blown fuse and installing a new high definition camera.

Emergency spacewalk, which expected to begin around 8 a.m. EDT and last for about two hours, will be conducted by Expedition 51 Commander Peggy Whitson and Flight Engineer Jack Fischer of NASA.