The Russian space corporation, Roscosmos, released photos on Monday showing the much-anticipated Nauka space station module enclosed in its payload fairing. This will be Russia's first significant ...

A Roscosmos spacewalk in April 2023 transferred the then-functional backup radiator to Nauka. For now, NASA has asked its Expedition 70 ISS astronauts to close all shutters on the U.S. segment of ...

Roscosmos said Monday in a notice posted to the messaging site Telegram that the coolant leak affected a radiator circuit on the Nauka module, which is located on the Russian-controlled segment of ...

In a post on the messaging site Telegram, NASA’s Russian counterpart, Roscosmos, said the apparent leak was occurring from a backup radiator attached to the outside of the Russian Nauka module.

Nauka engineers did catch one lucky break. Roscosmos originally designed the vessel with a second set of shorter tanks. But to make room on the exterior of the converted module for the attachment ...

Indeed, just on Saturday, two days after Nauka's troublesome docking, Roscosmos issued a statement saying it was continuing a study of a new station project in low Earth orbit called the Russian ...

"T+9:40 min after the liftoff, the Nauka Multipurpose Laboratory Module separated nominally from the Proton-M carrier rocket 3rd stage!” Russia's Space Agency Roscosmos confirmed the successful ...

Another piece of Russian hardware has sprung a leak aboard the International Space Station, according to a post shared by NASA and Roscosmos. The new leak, which is coming from the Nauka science ...

Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Novitskiy posted a video on Friday giving an inside look at Nauka, which will be used as a science lab, a docking port for spacecraft and an airlock for spacewalking ...

The crew aboard station was never in any danger. Roscosmos confirmed that the observed leak is on Nauka’s backup radiator, which is mounted to the outside of the module. The radiator was ...

The Roscosmos' Nauka module had just arrived at the station, and cosmonauts aboard the ISS were trying to open the hatch on Nauka when the mishap happened, according to NASA. The ISS was ...