Astronauts make repairs in lengthy spacewalk
Two NASA astronauts began a planned 6.5-hour spacewalk Thursday at the International Space Station. CBSN's Anne-Marie Green and Vladimir Duthiers have details.
International Space Station
Space station astronauts stage year's fourth spacewalk
Two newly arrived NASA astronauts ventured outside the lab complex Thursday for the year's fourth spacewalk
Russian Soyuz brings three crew members to space station
A Russian Soyuz ferry ship docked with the space station Friday, bringing three fresh crew members to the lab
Soyuz blasts off with crew bound for space station
A Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying a crew of three rocketed away on a two-day flight to the space station
Russian Soyuz set to carry crew to space station
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Space station fliers wrap up 168-day mission
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Spacewalkers service station's robot arm
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SpaceX lifts off from launch pad rebuilt after explosion
SpaceX returns to a rebuilt launch pad for a flight to the International Space Station
Rapid-fire space station crew swap on tap
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Space station cargo ship launched
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Wayward plane blocks space station launch
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Space station cargo ship prepped for flight
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Astronauts stage third spacewalk in 15 days
Two space station astronauts worked outside the lab Friday to install new cameras and carry out other mainenance
NASA sends a fidget spinner toy in space -- see it go bonkers
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Russian cargo ship takes off for space station
After a last-second delay Thursday, a Russian cargo ship took off and headed for the International Space Station
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