Preparations for the world's first solar-powered round-the-world flight hit a major snag Thursday when the Swiss team behind the project was forced to postpone a 24-hour test flight because of an equipment problem. Full story
A Soyuz spacecraft took a short flight outside the International Space Station Monday to move to a brand new docking port, but only after Mission Control solved a circuit breaker glitch that delayed the space parking spot swap. Full story
This story was updated at 9:59 p.m. ET. A Russian Soyuz spacecraft linked up with the International Space Station Thursday with two American astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut aboard on a mission that doubled the outpost's population and may see the last NASA shuttle flight ever to visit the orbitin Full story
Mission control, the crew and their families are forced to make critical decisions.
Flight Controller Sy Liebergot, and astronauts Jack Lousma and Joe Kerwin take us behind the scenes at Mission Control after one of the most famous lines in NASA history: "Houston, we've had a problem."
Nov. 22: Atlantis astronaut Randolph Bresnik is a new dad, announcing the birth of his daughter, Abigail, on NASA's airwaves. NBC's Jay Barbree reports.
After several weather delays, Mission Control decides the Shuttle Challenger is ready for launch, but just minutes after they knew something horrible had happened.
Phoenix Mars Lander scientists Ed Sedivy Phoenix spacecraft manager, Lockheed Martin and Phoenix principal investigator, Peter Smith of the University of Arizona celebrate after the Phoenix Mars Lander spacecraft landed successfully in the first-ever touchdown near Mars' north pole at the mission