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Continue reading the main storyZebulon Scoville and others at NASA’s mission control in Houston spent Thursday righting the International Space Station after a new Russian module unexpectedly fired its thrusters.A new Russian module, named Nauka, suddenly fired its thrusters after docking at the International Space ...

On Monday night, NASA flight controllers woke the three men living on the International Space Station. A small air leak seemed to have grown quickly, and ground control wanted to find it fast. NASA and Roscosmos, Russia's space agency, had already narrowed down the likely location of the leak to several modules on t...