SCIENCEJun 5 · 22:48 UTCCBS NEWS

International Space Station crew moves to "safe haven" amid leak concerns

Five astronauts on the International Space Station took shelter in a spacecraft while new air leaks were being repaired. Two cosmonauts assessed the situation, and the crew resumed normal duties after approximately two hours.

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