Five astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) returned to their regular duties after temporarily sheltering in a safe area during a Russian attempt to repair a tunnel area affected by an air leak. The incident prompted safety protocols to be enacted for the crew.
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Astronauts Return to ISS Following Air Leak Repair Attempt
Five astronauts on the ISS sheltered in a safe area during a Russian repair attempt on a tunnel affected by an air leak. They have since returned to their regular activities following the incident.
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