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The International Space Station Has a Leaking Russian Module — Astronauts Took Shelter
Ars Technica·Sunday, 7 June 2026
Work being done on a leaking module in Russia's section of the International Space Station caused a pressure scare serious enough that astronauts had to move to a safe area. NASA said it is working with Russia's space agency Roscosmos on a fix, but the situation is getting harder to ignore. The ISS is already scheduled to be retired in 2030.
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The ISS is humanity's only continuously occupied space outpost. Problems here affect every country with astronauts on board and all the science experiments running up there.
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