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NASA directs its ISS crew members to board spacecraft amid leak repair attempt

Five astronauts were forced to seek shelter aboard a spacecraft attached to the International Space Station as their crewmates worked to assess a leak in the Russian-controlled side of the orbiting la...

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Astronauts briefly take shelter during repair to fix leak on the International Space Station

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Astronauts reenter ISS after sheltering due to leak repairs, NASA says

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NASA Reverses Evacuation Alert Order for Astronauts Aboard Space Station

Astronauts ⁠aboard the International Space Station were ordered by ‌NASA to shelter ‌in their spacecraft ⁠and ⁠prepare for potential evacuation on Friday as a Russian crew attempts to fix a worseni...

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Emergency 'safe haven' order for Space Station astronauts

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Astronauts return to ISS after sheltering during air leak repair attempt

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ISS astronauts had to shelter in place in the SpaceX Dragon capsule because of an air leak

Five of the seven astronauts currently aboard the ISS sheltered in place inside the docked SpaceX Dragon vessel.

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NASA's ISS astronauts briefly sheltered today. Here's what happened.

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Nasa tells astronauts to return to International Space Station as air leak repair paused – as it happened

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What happened on the International Space Station and what’s next?

What went wrong on the International Space Station and what happens next? - Fractures in a Zvezda service module had been an ongoing concern, said Nasa, as it prepares to replace the ISS in coming yea

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NASA's next Starliner flight is 'under review.' Here's what's going on

NASA said the timeframe for the next launch of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is "under review." The vehicle is due to launch without a crew for the ISS.

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Astronaut captures aurora magic from the ISS | Space photo of the day for May 28, 2026

An astronaut captured a view from the International Space Station (ISS) that will take your breath away. Kimiya Yui of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) snapped this photo from a window aboard the ISS,