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Chris Hadfield Continues Being Awesome, Demonstrates How Tears Work in Space [Video]

By Rollin Bishop Apr 6th
International Space Station May Have Found Evidence of Dark Matter

By Jeff LaSala Apr 4th
Chris Hadfield Shows How to Brush Your Teeth in Space [Video]

By Ian Chant Apr 2nd
Oh, You Hid Some Easter Eggs? Did You Hide Them in Space? Chris Hadfield Sure Did

By Glen Tickle Mar 31st
Chris Hadfield Reminds Everyone About “Earth Hour” By Tweeting Pics of Cities From Space

By Glen Tickle Mar 23rd
ISS Crew Members Return Home Safely After Expedition 34, Then This Happened

By Glen Tickle Mar 18th
If Your St. Patrick’s Day Plans Were to Record “Danny Boy” in Space, Chris Hadfield Beat You to It

By Glen Tickle Mar 17th
After Some Trouble, SpaceX Dragon Capsule Docks Successfully With ISS

By Glen Tickle Mar 3rd
Watch SpaceX’s Dragon Launch Live Stream Right Here

By Glen Tickle Feb 28th
Watch NASA’s Latest Google Hangout From Space Live

By Ian Chant Feb 22nd
Houston, We Have A… Never Mind! ISS Lost Communication With Ground This Morning

By Ian Chant Feb 19th
Chris Hadfield Continues Being Awesome, Will Host Reddit AMA From Space Today at 4pm ET

By Glen Tickle Feb 17th
Chris Hadfield’s #ValentineFromSpace Is Pretty Much The Most Adorable Thing Ever

By Ian Chant Feb 14th
Google Lets You Hangout On The International Space Station, Ask Astronauts All The Things You’ve Always Wondered

By Ian Chant Feb 8th
Watch William Shatner Phone the International Space Station to Talk With Astronaut Chris Hadfield

By Rollin Bishop Feb 7th
NASA to Build Bouncy Castle in Space

By Susana Polo Jan 22nd
The International Space Station Presented in the Style of MTV Cribs is Surprisingly Amusing [Video]

By Rollin Bishop Jan 10th
Star Trek’s Captain Kirk Tweets At CSA’s Commander Hadfield

By Jill Pantozzi Jan 4th
Ultrasound Tests May Help Figure Out Why Astronauts Grow Taller While In Space

By Ian Chant Jan 3rd
Listen to “Jewel in the Night,” the First Song Recorded on the International Space Station

By Rollin Bishop Dec 25th