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During the week of June 9-13, 2025, the ISS crew conducted maintenance, scientific experiments, and celebrated milestones amid delays in visiting crew arrivals, highlighting the challenges and achievements of space habitation and research.
Russian space officials have acknowledged a continuing air leak from the Russian segment of the International Space Station, emphasizing that it poses no danger to the crew or the station itself. The crew has been working to locate and fix possible spots of the leak, with specialists monitoring the situation. This comes as the space outpost ages, requiring more time for repairs and maintenance, and follows previous reports of leaks in the Zvezda module and a potentially leaky spot in another part of the Russian section. Despite these issues, both Roscosmos and Nasa have stated that the leaks do not pose a threat to the crew or affect operations on the station.
The crew aboard the International Space Station is safe despite a confirmed air leak from the Russian segment, with specialists monitoring the situation while the crew works to locate and fix the leak. Although it's unclear when the leak will be fixed, both Roscosmos and NASA have stated that there is no immediate threat to the crew or the station itself. This is not the first time leaks have been reported, but they have not impacted operations or crew safety.
Russian space officials have acknowledged a continuing air leak from the Russian segment of the International Space Station, emphasizing that it poses no danger to the crew or the station itself. The crew regularly conducts work to locate and fix possible spots of the leak, with the station's aging requiring more maintenance. Despite various glitches, including coolant leaks and potential meteoroid hits, the space station remains a symbol of international cooperation, with plans to continue operating until 2030.