Water is one of the most critical resources aboard the International Space Station. The Water Capture Device, tested during Expeditions...

WASEDA SAT-3 is a shining example of student-led innovation in space technology. Designed and built by Waseda University in Tokyo, this...

As the demand for faster and more secure data transmission grows, researchers are exploring advanced communication systems for use in...

Understanding how plants grow in space is vital for the future of long-term space missions. One of the pioneering experiments aboard the...

What does daily life aboard the International Space Station look like? That’s the focus of the experiment titled ‘Photographing the...

Space missions aren’t just about technology and science—they’re also about people. One key factor for mission success is how well the...

What if space could help us predict earthquakes on Earth? That’s the question behind the Russian experiment ‘Vsplesk’, short for...

Training astronauts is one of the most intensive and complex processes in space exploration. But what happens when astronauts are already...

Long-term space missions pose unique challenges not just physically, but also mentally. Imagine spending months in a confined metal...

Exercise is critical for astronauts. Without gravity, muscles weaken and bones lose density. But maintaining a workout routine in space...

Tardigrades, often called water bears, are microscopic marvels of nature. Known for their near-invincibility, these tiny creatures can...

Imagine being a middle school student and knowing that your science experiment is being conducted in space. That’s the magic of the...

Human-machine interaction (HMI) is a cornerstone of modern space missions. With astronauts relying on sophisticated systems to navigate,...

When we think of space science, we often imagine rockets, satellites, and astronauts floating in zero gravity. But behind these...

Following the success of Void-PK, the Volny-PK-1 experiment continued exploring dusty plasmas in the ISS’s microgravity environment....

What if we could 'see' the movement of atmospheric waves that affect weather and climate? That’s exactly what the Volny experiment aimed...

Can we monitor astronauts' well-being just by listening to their voices? That’s the core question behind the VOKALKORD experiment...

Imagine a cloud of tiny particles suspended in plasma—somewhat like glitter floating in electrified air. This phenomenon is known as...

In human spaceflight, physical fitness is not a luxury—it’s a necessity. Long-term exposure to microgravity can affect every system in...

Accurate spatial referencing of images taken from space is crucial for Earth observation, science missions, and spacecraft operations....