The astronauts lost track of the bag while performing maintenance outside the International Space Station this month. Now it’s floating in space. By Jesus Jiménez Lost: One tool bag.

A NASA astronaut accidentally lost a tool bag in space earlier this month. The lost bag is not a threat, and will just burn up in Earth's atmosphere. Astronauts have lost items in space many times ...

'Our good friend Frank Rubio ... has been blamed for quite a while for eating the tomato, but we can exonerate him.' Update, Dec. 15: NASA revealed Dec. 15 that there were two lost tomatoes, and ...

It has been one of the universe's greatest mysteries — the disappearance of the first tomato grown in space. That is, until this week, when the seven astronauts ... the day he lost track of ...

A foodie space mystery has finally been solved. The remains of a tiny tomato lost by NASA astronaut Frank Rubio after an off-Earth harvest in March finally showed up on the International Space ...

Tomatoes or tomato-based products like ketchup are no stranger to the International Space Station. In late 2023, NASA astronaut Frank Rubio lost track of two rogue tomatoes that were part of the ...

Astronaut Butch Wilmore ... had two thrusters fail. If it lost another thruster, the spacecraft would lose control over its six possible movements in a 3D space. Typically, just being on the ...