Cosmonauts Successfully Locate and Repair ISS Radiator Leak During Spacewalk

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Two cosmonauts from Russia's Roscosmos will conduct a spacewalk today to investigate a coolant leak on the International Space Station (ISS). The leak, which occurred on the Russian side of the ISS, is suspected to have originated from a radiator on the new Nauka science module. The spacewalk will also involve the installation of communications hardware and the release of a nanosatellite. NASA has postponed two of its own spacewalks as a precaution, but officials have emphasized that the ISS crew is not in danger. The investigation into the leak is ongoing, and the spacewalk can be watched live via NASA Television.
- Cosmonauts will hunt for source of ISS leak during a spacewalk today. Watch it live Space.com
- Cosmonauts Begin Spacewalk to Install Scientific Payloads and Inspect Radiator NASA Blogs
- Spacewalking cosmonauts find radiator coolant leak – Spaceflight Now Spaceflight Now
- Cosmonauts conduct spacewalk to find source of radiator leak CBS News
- Cosmonauts Finish Spacewalk Following Hardware Installs and Inspections NASA Blogs
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