Russian Cargo Ship Docks at ISS, Astronauts Detect Unusual Odor
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A Russian spacecraft docking at the International Space Station emitted a foul odor, prompting cosmonauts to use protective gear and activate additional air-scrubbing systems. NASA reported no immediate danger to the crew, though the source of the smell remains unclear. This incident adds to a series of technical challenges faced by Roscosmos, exacerbated by financial and staffing issues linked to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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