That's because, since 2000, at least a few humans have been living aboard the International Space Station (ISS), which has been continuously inhabited by astronauts for the past quarter-century.

The research involved collecting over 800 samples from various surfaces on the International Space Station The International Space Station may be making astronauts sick, according to a new study.

In his final days aboard the International Space Station (ISS), NASA astronaut Don Pettit has shared a time-lapse video (below) showing the orbital outpost flying above cities at night before ...

The glitch that kept a Soyuz spacecraft docked to the International Space Station last fall, when its crew tried to come home, wasn’t the first. Back in March 1966, when Neil Armstrong and Dave ...

The International Space Station's days are numbered (with it due to come down in just five years) – but there are some tempting replacements in the works. First up is the Starlab, which would be ...

Life on board the International Space Station takes some getting used to. Being weightless affects everything from the way food tastes to getting a good night's sleep. Here's what it's like to ...