NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space Face New Crisis: Leak Alarm on ISS
NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space Face New Crisis: Leak Alarm on ISS
After a technical malfunction left them stranded on the International Space Station since June, two NASA astronauts are facing yet another challenge. A leak alarm has sounded on the ISS, adding to their list of ordeals as they await a return to Earth in February. What does this mean for their safety? Get all the latest details on this developing space drama.
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Two NASA astronauts embarked on new space missions at the beginning of June.
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The astronauts, waiting to return home at the International Space Station (ISS), faced multiple delays.
Elon Musk's company, SpaceX, successfully transported NASA's astronauts to the ISS for their new missions.
A leak on the ISS has raised concerns that the astronauts might need to be evacuated.
In case of an emergency alert, the astronauts must quickly seal off the leaking area and move to evacuation vehicles.
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Currently, NASA has no evacuation plan in place.
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