As the world is fighting the coronavirus pandemic, there is a sigh of relief of astronauts on International Space Station. According to the scientists, the highly communicable virus cannot affect the astronauts, thanks to the enhanced safety measures taken by the space agencies.

The International Space Station (ISS) are believed to have baked the first ever cookies in the space, but the cooking time is much higher than what it is on the Earth.

Nasa on Tuesday raised concerns over the debris formed due to India's destruction of one of its own satellites; the agency called it a 'terrible thing' as over 400 pieces of orbital debris have been created and are dangerous for the astronauts in the International Space Station.

NASA is testing human bodies in the artificial gravity to ensure health of astronauts in the real space. And for this they need volunteers.

The scientists have developed an antimicrobial coating that will prevent them from superbugs aboard the International Space Station (ISS), also protect astronauts in their journey to planets like Moon and Mars.

A latest study by NASA scientists confirms that space travel caused herpes viruses in more than half of crew aboard Space Shuttle and International Space Station (ISS). The findings came as shocking news to scientists who are planning for future Mars mission and alike.

Good news! A Russian cosmonaut and two NASA astronauts has successfully stepped inside the International Space Station (IIS) from a Russian Soyuz spacecraft, five months after the failed launch of a rocket carrying two of the passengers.

Nasa has finally agreed to launch SpaceX's Crew Dragon to International Space Station (ISS) on March 2. This will be the company's first unmanned test flight, said the space agency.

In a press conference held at ISRO headquarters in Bengaluru on Friday, 11 January 2019, ISRO Chief K Sivan has listed out upcoming space missions before the media. Sivan declares major missions like the Gaganyaan and the GSAT 20 satellite launch as part of the organisation's plans for 2019.

NASA's most advanced Hubble Space Telescope’s is going through technical problems and as a result, its superior camera has been suspended. Scientists say that there is a hardware problem with the device.