NASA orders ISS astronauts to prepare for evacuation as air leak worsens
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The article reports that astronauts on the International Space Station took precautionary shelter in their Dragon spacecraft due to an increasing air leak in the Russian-built Zvezda module, with NASA and Roscosmos working together to monitor and fix the issue. It emphasizes that while the leak has worsened, there is no immediate danger, and the response follows standard safety procedures. The story highlights ongoing cooperation between U.S. and Russian space agencies despite technical and political challenges.
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