Russian cosmonaut allays concern about hole in space station
A Russian crew member on the International Space Station has recorded a video message to address concerns about an air leak on the orbiting outpost.
International Space Station
Leak repaired on International Space Station
Air pressure on the International Space Station has been restored to correct levels after a leak was repaired.
Rocket blasts off carrying AI robot and strong coffee for space station crew
A SpaceX rocket that flew just two months ago with a Nasa satellite has roared back into action, launching the first orbiting robot with artificial intelligence and other station supplies.
Nasa shipper Orbital ATK launches space station supplies
One of Nasa’s prime shippers, Orbital ATK, has launched a fresh load of supplies to the International Space Station.
Keeping space clean: NASA scientist on why space debris poses threat to development of humanity
NASA space scientist Dr Sue Lederer, who recently embarked on an educational visit to Fife, tells Michael Alexander why human-made space debris are a reminder of Earth's fragility - and a potential hinder to longer-term human progress in space.
Out of this world — young Mearns coders reach for the stars
Mearns primary school children have won a space race to get their learning into orbit over the Earth.
Return to Earth like “world’s worst hangover”, says astronaut Tim Peake
British astronaut Tim Peake has said he feels like he is having the "world's worst hangover" as his body adjusts to life on Earth.
WATCH: Major Tim Peake returns from International Space Station
British astronaut Tim Peake has made a dramatic return to Earth after six months on the International Space Station (ISS), describing it as "the best ride I've been on ever".
Intrepid cyclists to reach for the stars in aid of ARCHIE
Cyclists from Carse of Gowrie Velo hope to pedal the distance to the International Space Station to raise cash for The ARCHIE Foundation.
An evening with NASA – the truth behind Gravity
How realistic was the Hollywood blockbuster Gravity? Ahead of a St Andrews University lecture, Michael Alexander meets a former NASA astronaut and a space scientist who will be speaking about the increasing risk of being hit by debris in space for real.