NASA instructed its astronauts to take shelter inside a docked SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft in response to air leaks detected on the International Space Station. The crew was later able to return to normal operations.
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NASA Astronauts Take Shelter on International Space Station Due to Air Leaks
NASA directed its astronauts to seek shelter in a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft due to air leaks on the International Space Station. The crew subsequently resumed normal activities.
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