International Space Station

Cdr. Chris Hadfield Covers David Bowie In Space

In his last night aboard the International Space Station, Canadian Commander Chris Hadfield released a video cover of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity”.

2013/05/13

Musicians Could Set New Record At UNT Horn Symposium

Musicians from around the world are gathering in Denton this weekend to try to set a new world record. They’ll be performing in the world’s largest French horn ensemble.

2012/05/18

Media watch as the space shuttle Discovery sits atop NASA's 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, ready to transport it from Kennedy Space Center to the Washington D.C. on April 16, 2012 in Cape Canaveral, Florida. (credit: Roberto Gonzalez/Getty Images)

Texas Officials Quiet On Space Launch Site Project

Proponents of a Texas space base reportedly are getting little encouragement from state officials.

2012/05/06

astronauts Dan Burbank and Flight Engineer Don Pettit spent Jan. 31 video chatting with Mansfield ISD students.

Astronauts In Orbit Chat With Eager Mansfield ISD Students

On Tuesday afternoon, fifth and sixth graders from Asa E Low Intermediate School anxiously awaited a direct link to the vast, cold darkness of outer space.

2012/01/31

A view of a wastewater treatment plant. (credit: China Photos/Getty Images)

Texas Plant Will Turn Sewage Into Drinking Water

After years of diminishing water supplies, some communities are resorting to a plan that might seem absurd: turning sewage into water.

2011/08/10

In this handout image provided by NASA, the sun rises over the Atlantic Ocean silhouetting space shuttle Atlantis' external fuel tank and solid rocket boosters. (credit: NASA via Getty Images)

Shuttle’s Last Hookup: Hugs, Kisses And Emotion

As the miles melted between Atlantis and the International Space Station, the emotions grew — in orbit and on the ground.

2011/07/10

The space shuttle Endeavour lifts off from Kennedy Space Center on May 16, 2011 in Cape Canaveral, Florida. (credit: Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

With Shuttle Program Ending, What’s Next For NASA?

While today’s shuttle launch will be the last “blast off” for the foreseeable future, that doesn’t mean the folks at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston will be getting a break any time soon. CBS11 was the only North Texas station allowed access to see what NASA’s doing when the shuttle program ends.

2011/07/08