NASA has instructed astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to take shelter as a precaution during a Russian attempt to repair an air leak in the tunnel area. This procedure affects five other astronauts currently on board the ISS.
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NASA Instructs ISS Astronauts to Shelter During Air Leak Repair
NASA has issued a shelter-in-place directive for astronauts on the ISS while a Russian team works on repairing an air leak in the tunnel area. Five astronauts are involved in this precautionary measure.
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