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NASA hits new snag with Artemis test at Kennedy Space Center, could threaten Axiom mission

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA looked to complete its Artemis moon rocket tanking test at Kennedy Space Center after an issue forced a scrub on Sunday, but a new valve issue forced mission managers to call it off again.

Orlando Sentinel

Axiom-1 launch: Date, time, how to watch, and crew for the private space mission

Axiom Space's inaugural voyage will take four paying customers to the ISS on a SpaceX rocket.

Inverse

Ax-1: why the private mission to the International Space Station is a game changer

It’s not long since billionaires were competing to get to the “edge of space”. Now, the first set of private citizens are getting ready to take a SpaceX shuttle up to the International Space Station (ISS). Unlike the short “joyrides” of Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos, this mission will be…

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UK Mars rover is casualty of war as science severs its links with Russia

ExoMars mission, of which the £840m British-built vehicle was part, depended on a Russian Proton rocket

The Guardian - UK

Russian space agency head threatens to end future ISS missions

The director of Russia’s space program said economic sanctions aimed at the country threaten partnerships at the International Space Station and he supports a move to end future cooperation with other agencies.

Tribune News Service

Russian space chief: Sanctions could imperil space station

The head of Russia’s space program says the future of the International Space Station hangs in the balance after the United States, the European Union and Canadian space agencies missed a deadline to meet Russian demands for lifting sanctions on Russian enterprises and hardware

The Independent UK

Russia's top space official says future of the International Space Station hangs in the balance

Agency chief Dmitry Rogozin said that the ISS 'cannot manage without Russia, because no one but us can deliver fuel to the station'

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Russia says cooperation in space only possible once sanctions are lifted

Russia's space director said on Saturday that the restoration of normal ties between partners at the International Space Station (ISS) and other joint space projects would be possible only once Western sanctions against Moscow are lifted.

Reuters

US astronaut returns to Earth with Russian cosmonauts

The return to Earth was smooth despite tensions between the US and Russia over Ukraine

Evening Standard

US Astronaut Returns To Earth After 355 Days In Space

The threat by the head of the Russian space agency to leave U.S. astronaut Mark Vande Hei stranded on the International Space Station (ISS) came to naught as he traveled back to Earth with two Russian cosmonauts, ending a record-breaking time in space.

Benzinga

US astronaut returns to Earth with Russian cosmonauts after record-breaking mission

Mark Vande Hei rides back with Anton Shkaplerov and Pyotr Dubrov after 355 days at International Space Station, a US record

The Guardian - US

NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei returns to Earth after record-breaking mission

Vande Hei spent 355 consecutive days aboard the International Space Station.

Axios

U.S. astronaut, two Russian cosmonauts return home from ISS

A U.S. astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts safely landed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday after leaving the International Space Station aboard the same capsule despite heightened antagonism between Moscow and Washington over the conflict in Ukraine.

Reuters

Ukraine conflict jeopardises Russian cooperation in space development

Scheduled launches of satellites and probes using Russian rockets have been cancelled outright

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Businessweek

The Future of the International Space Station Looks Dire

For 30 years the U.S.-Russia partnership at the ISS was above it all. Now the U.S. finds itself in need of a friend, not a foe.

Inverse

30 years ago, an international space mission radically changed how we see Earth

ATLAS-1 launched to space on March 24, 1992. Thirty years later, this predecessor spacelab to the ISS still holds interest for scientists here on Earth.

Evening Standard

Is space the Ukraine war’s final frontier?

US astronaut Mark Vande Hei has become a pawn in a major intergalactic battle where rules of engagement are complex and political. Samuel Fishwick on the race for peace in the cosmos

Inverse

8 years ago, the U.S. and Russia played chicken with the ISS — will history repeat itself?

Russian and the USA's 2014 diplomatic spat over the ISS also provides a blueprint for understanding the current clash over the space station — and how this fresh fight may ultimately pan out.

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Inverse

NASA plans to obliterate the International Space Station — here's how

Not with a whimper, but with a bang. NASA plans to send the International Space Station to a fiery end, once Roscosmos and others decide also to withdraw from the station.

The Guardian - UK

Russia denies ISS cosmonauts wore yellow and blue suits to support Ukraine

Cosmonaut says colours represent his university, after earlier saying they were chosen because they had a lot of yellow material

Inverse

Ukraine invasion: Military expert reveals why space can’t escape Earth’s conflict

Russia’s space chief has raised concerns about the ISS’ future, hitting out at the U.S. over sanctions that aim to “degrade their aerospace industry”. Starlink has also come into conflict.

The Independent UK

‘Sometimes yellow is just yellow’: Russia denies that cosmonauts wore Ukrainian colours to show support

‘To see the Ukrainian flag everywhere and in everything is crazy’, Russian space agency says

Daily Mirror

Russia ridicules claim cosmonauts wore yellow suits as sign of support to Ukraine

The Russian Space Agency has claimed that the yellow suits worn by three cosmonauts on their mission to the International Space Station was not a reference to Ukraine

Reuters

Russia ridicules idea that cosmonauts wore yellow in support of Ukraine

Russia's space agency on Saturday dismissed Western media reports suggesting Russian cosmonauts joining the International Space Station (ISS) had chosen to wear yellow suits with a blue trim in support of Ukraine.

The Independent UK

Russian cosmonauts arrive at ISS wearing Ukrainian colours of yellow and blue

‘We had accumulated a lot of yellow material so we needed to use it,’ a cosmonaut said

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