The Latest Breaking News from Space Station

A Boeing Starliner capsule carrying its first ever astronauts docked with the International Space Station on Thursday after overcoming unexpected challenges arising from thruster malfunctions and helium leaks.

Boeing's Starliner Crew Flight Test faced down thruster glitches and helium leaks to reach the International Space Station on June 6. Why all the glitches and is NASA worried?

The planned docking of a Boeing Starliner capsule carrying its first astronauts to the International Space Station has been delayed as teams work to troubleshoot problems affecting the propulsion system, NASA said Thursday.

Two helium leaks appeared on the spacecraft en route to the International Space Station, in addition to a leak engineers knew about prior to launch. The crew are not thought to be in any danger.

Successful maneuver means two US-built crewed spacecraft are anchored to ISS simultaneously for first time

Boeing's Starliner overcomes helium leaks during test flight to ISS, marking a milestone in crewed space exploration efforts.

Boeing's Starliner crew capsule, which is making its way to the International Space Station on its first mission carrying astronauts, has developed two helium leaks since entering orbit but remains stable and on course for docking, NASA said.

Boeing's space capsule has sprung more helium leaks as it closes in on the International Space Station

NASA astronaut Bob Hines helped bring the first Boeing Starliner to the International Space Station. Now he's part of the large ground team supporting Crew Test Flight, which launched May 21.

Boeing Starliner successfully launches on its first manned mission to the International Space Station, providing NASA with a second commercial option for a...

NASA sends replacement pump to space station to convert urine into drinkable water, highlighting the importance of reliable equipment in space missions.