Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) were temporarily moved to a designated safe area in response to a leak. The leak is attributed to cracks in the transfer tunnel of the space station, which have been present since 2019.
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Astronauts relocated to safety area due to ISS leak
Astronauts on the ISS were briefly relocated to a safe area due to a leak caused by cracks in the transfer tunnel. These cracks have been an ongoing issue since 2019.
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Astronauts briefly moved to ‘safe haven’ over ISS leak
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Astronauts relocated to safety area due to ISS leak