Spacecraft successfully docks with the ISS a day after blasting off on first fully private mission; Stibbe will conduct various experiments while onboard

Approaching International Space Station, crewmembers of private charter flight communicate with control room for first time; 'We've gotten used to the lack of gravity,' Stibbe says

European Space Agency makes announcement about planned September launch after Russian agency responded to EU sanctions by withdrawing over 100 workers from Europe's spaceport

Professor Sara Eyal, clinical pharmacist who studies effects of microgravity on human biology, leads first-of-its-kind lecture series

Space agency says so far International Space Station work undisturbed, as observers believe situation in Ukraine could eventually end space collaboration between the powers

Legumes will be delivered in a mini-greenhouse to the International Space Station to check if they can grow in a zero-gravity environment

Researchers theorize mysterious object — located about 4,000 light-years from Earth and possessing an extremely strong magnetic field — could be the remnant of a collapsed star

35 projects, part of Rakia program of research studies on International Space Station, to be performed by Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbe this spring

Parker Solar Probe comes within 8 million miles of Earth's nearest star at it flies along uneven boundary between atmosphere and outgoing solar wind

Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) set to launch Wednesday and will let scientists see if it's possible to 'nudge' an incoming asteroid from a path that could threaten Earth