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Russia’s Nauka ISS module arrives at Baikonur for…
Zarya was the first module of the International Space Station, and provided power, control, and propulsion for the early Station. It was built by Russia under a contract from NASA. In case of a ...
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Cooperation with Boeing on Zarya module going smoothly — Khrunichev Center
TASS/. Cooperation between the Khrunichev Center and Boeing in operation of the Zarya module launched to the orbit 25 years ago and being the first one for the International Space Station (ISS ...
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New research module Nauka for ISS to undergo pre-flight tests — Roscosmos chief
Development of the Nauka module began back in 1995. It was initially planned to be launched to the ISS as a Zarya substitute. The launch was repeatedly suspended. In December 2013, the module was ...
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Can NASA keep Space Station afloat until 2030? Inspector General raises safety questions.
The International Space Station has always been an international effort. The Russian module, Zarya, was the first module to be launched on November 20, 1998. It was followed by the launch and ...
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NASA Investigates Intensifying Air Leak in ISS's Russian Module
Joel Montalbano, NASA's ISS program manager, revealed on Wednesday, February 28, during a briefing about the upcoming Crew-8 mission, that the leak in the Russian Zvezda module had doubled in size.