KOICHI WAKATA

SpaceX's Crew-5 astronauts have returned to Earth. The four astronauts on the Dragon capsule Endurance splashed down March 11 to end a 157-day trip to the International Space Station.

The U.S.-Russian-Japanese crew returned to Earth late Saturday after spending five months at the International Space Station, arriving last October.

Four space station astronauts are back on Earth after a quick SpaceX flight home.

The International Space Station fired its engines for more than six minutes to maneuver out of the path of an Earth observation satellite early Monday, according to NASA.

The splashdown date for Crew-5 may shift according to weather, NASA and SpaceX said.

The rescheduled launch of a four-man crew kicks off a 24-hour rendezvous with the space station.

The Soyuz MS-23 spacecraft will provide a safe ride home for three space station fliers whose ship was damaged by a micrometeoroid impact.

Two spacewalking astronauts wiggled a stubborn strut into place, completing the installation of a solar array platform outside the International Space Station.

NASA astronaut Nicole Mann and Japan's Koichi Wakata are scheduled to make the second spacewalk of 2023 on Thursday morning (Feb. 2), and you can watch it live.

A 'sticky' foothold and a stubborn strut caused problems for Koichi Wakata and Nicole Mann on their Jan. 20 spacewalk to prep the space station for new solar arrays.

The first Native American woman in space performed a spacewalk Friday to prep for adding more solar panels. Astronaut Nicole Mann and Japan's Koichi Wakata worked together on project.

The first Native American woman in space has ventured out on her first spacewalk.

Spacewalks in low-Earth orbit face a small but very real threat from debris and and micrometeoroids whizzing by at extreme velocities.

Two astronauts will conduct the first spacewalk of 2023 on Friday morning (Jan. 20), and you can watch the action live.

The Expedition 68 crew rang in 2023 with holiday cheer, including Santa hats, stockings and ornaments in the United States and Russian segments.

With each of the International Space Station docking ports full, NASA has a backup plan to get the merry elf inside the orbiting complex.

A Japanese astronaut briefly doubled as catcher as NASA astronauts celebrated their hometown Houston Astros meeting the Philadelphia Phillies in the end-of-season series.

With the Crew Dragon's departure, NASA completes a complex sequence of flights to replace the station's seven-member crew.

SpaceX has delivered a fresh crew to the International Space Station for NASA, including the first Russian to launch from the U.S. in 20 years.

She said she was bringing a dream catcher her mother gave her to the space station.

Leading the crew is Nicole Mann, the first Native American woman orbit Earth.

SpaceX's Crew-5 mission for NASA launched toward the International Space Station on Oct. 5, 2022. See photos of the liftoff and the mission here.

A SpaceX Dragon capsule carrying the four Crew-5 astronauts launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center today (Oct. 5), kicking off a roughly 29-hour journey to the orbiting lab.

A Russian cosmonaut has rocketed from the U.S. for the first time in 20 years, catching a ride with SpaceX.

“I hope with this launch we will brighten up the skies over Florida a little bit for everyone,” said the Japan Space Agency’s Koichi Wakata, who is making his fifth spaceflight. Joining him on a five-month mission are three new to space: Marine Col. Nicole Mann, the first Native American woman to orbit Earth; Navy Capt. Josh Cassada and Russia’s lone female cosmonaut, Anna Kikina.

The capsule is carrying the first Russian to fly aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon.

38-year-old Anna Kikina is the only active-duty female in Russia's cosmonaut corps.

A SpaceX spacecraft will send three astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut into space on Wednesday (Oct. 5) and NASA has a lineup of events to follow live.

The crewmembers of SpaceX's Crew-5 astronaut mission for NASA made it to Kennedy Space Center Saturday (Oct. 1), a few days later than originally planned due to Hurricane Ian.

The Crew 5 flight to the ISS features the first Russian to launch aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft.

Hurricane Ian has pushed SpaceX's next astronaut launch for NASA back by at least another day.

SpaceX's Crew-5 launch for NASA will bring a Russian and the first Native American woman in space to the International Space Station no earlier than Oct. 3.

SpaceX's Crew-5 astronaut launch for NASA has been delayed four days to Oct. 3, to avoid spacecraft traffic coming to and from the International Space Station.

Astronaut Nicole Aunapu Mann will serve as mission commander and make history as the first Native American woman in space this fall.

A new two-hour documentary has an exclusive edge on the astronaut's view of space exploration, between a set of extensive international interviews and several minutes of rare footage from inside spacecraft."The Wonderful: Stories from the Space Station" opened theatrically in New York and Los Angeles on Sept. 10 and is available on select streaming services beginning today (Sept. 17). If you prefer a digital download, that will also be available Sept. 17, a press release stated. More details are available on the film's official website."The Wonderful" is directed by Clare Lewins ("I Am Ali", "Kareem: Minority of One", "The Lost Tapes of Memphis") and produced by BAFTA and Emmy-nominee George Chignell ("Citizen K", "Searching for Sugar Man", "I Am Ali") with Dog Star Films in association with Fisheye Films. You can see an exclusive clip above with former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, the first woman every to command the space station, from the film.A description from the film promises testimonials from the men and women who were involved in the International Space Station (ISS) from the beginning, with a heavy emphasis on those people who have visited the station and stayed there for long periods of time. You also will see space footage rarely shown on NASA TV or in documentaries, such as training facilities, the interiors of a Soyuz spacecraft during missions, or personal conversations between family members from ground to space.Related: International Space Station at 20: A Photo Tour

Soyuz crew welcomed aboard space station A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying two cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut glided to a smooth linkup with the International Space Station. They were welcomed aboard by Expedition 39 commander Koichi Wakata, Mikhail Tyurin and Rick Mastracchio.