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See the best photos from the International Space Station of 2022 in this NASA video - Vimarsana News

See the best photos from the International Space Station of 2022 in this NASA video

NASA has released a stunning series of images that celebrate 2022 aboard the International Space Station.

Source: space.com
Fire on the space station! Astronauts preparing ongoing combustion research. - Vimarsana News

Fire on the space station! Astronauts preparing ongoing combustion research.

About 1,500 flames were ignited on the International Space Station in five years to learn how fire behaves in microgravity.

Source: space.com
Astronauts to grow plants without soil in space, fresh order delivered in zero-gravity - Vimarsana News

Astronauts to grow plants without soil in space, fresh order delivered in zero-gravity

The NG17 resupply mission carries experiments focused on skin aging and tumor cells, along with tests of technology for oxygen production.

NG-17 Cygnus sending new science to International Space Station - Vimarsana News

NG-17 Cygnus sending new science to International Space Station

Northrop Grumman and NASA are set to launch the NG-17 Cygnus cargo resupply spacecraft to the International Space Station.

Three Experiments That Just Might Change Your Life. | Science Mission Directorate - Vimarsana News

Three Experiments That Just Might Change Your Life. | Science Mission Directorate

When Northrop Grumman’s 17th Commercial Resupply Mission to the International Space Station launches in mid-February, it will carry three investigations of particular interest to NASA’s Biological and Physical Sciences Division.  “It’s not often we get the opportunity to launch experiments with such potential to assist future space travel as well as benefit those of us on Earth,” noted Division Director Craig Kundrot. “We’re all very excited about the possible results.”

Source: nasa.gov