A legal dispute between a NASA astronaut and her estranged wife has raised questions about which laws apply if a person is charged with committing a crime in space. Continue reading →

The Russian-made robot is capable of helping astronauts with their work. It’s also capable of shooting a gun. Continue reading →

A private cargo ship brought the makings of an Easter feast – as well as some Canadian-made treats – to the International Space Station on Friday, along with mice and little flying robots. Continue reading →

Astronaut David Saint-Jacques will become the first Canadian spacewalker in 12 years when he embarks on a roughly seven-hour mission planned for today. Continue reading →

Four months into his six-month mission, David Saint-Jacques’ family is coping without him, and say they are proud of all he is doing for Canada. Continue reading →

India on Wednesday declined to comment on a statement by a U.S. space official that India’s recent test of an anti-satellite weapon created debris Continue reading →

NASA says it has cancelled what was set to be the first ever all-female spacewalk due to a shortage of appropriately sized spacesuit outerwear. Continue reading →

A Russian-American crew of three blasted off to the International Space Station early Friday, making a second attempt to reach the outpost after October’s aborted launch. Continue reading →

Global News spoke to Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques on what is his 100th day in space at the International Space Station. Continue reading →

The first-stage booster aimed for a touchdown on land back at Cape Canaveral, once its job was done, but ended up smashing into the Atlantic Ocean instead. Continue reading →