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NASA reverses evacuation order for ISS

NASA issues update after air leak on ISS - follow live

International Space Station - live: Nasa issues update after preparing to evacuate ISS over air leaks - Russian space agency is attempting to fix dangerous crack in floating laboratory

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NASA tells ISS astronauts 'prepare for evacuation' over major leak risk

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ISS astronauts return to planned operations after air leak prompts NASA evacuation alert - as it happened

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NASA reverses evacuation order for ISS after leak concerns

NASA has reversed an evacuation order on the International Space Station due to concerns over two small air leaks in the Russian section.

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NASA Orders Astronauts to Take Shelter After New Leak Aboard the International Space Station

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Emergency “safe haven” order for Space Station astronauts

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Astronauts return to ISS after sheltering during air leak repair attempt

Five of the seven crew were directed to go into the docked SpaceX shuttle Dragon "Freedom" on Friday afternoon and were braced for a potential evacuation.

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International Space Station Astronauts in Evacuation Mode as Russia Attempts to Fix Widening Air Leak

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NASA directs its ISS crew members to board spacecraft amid leak repair attempt

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Astronauts told to return to International Space Station after sheltering over air leak repairs

Nasa had directed five of the seven astronauts to shelter inside the docked SpaceX Crew Dragon "Freedom" spacecraft while two Russian cosmonauts attempted an urgent repair.

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Axiom-4 Docking LIVE: Shubhanshu Shukla Becomes 1st Indian Astronaut On ISS

Shubhanshu Shukla has become India's first astronaut on the International Space Station, as the SpaceX's Axiom-4 mission docked on to the orbital lab.

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Two Russian cosmonauts are walking outside the space station today — NASA streaming the spacewalk live as Roscosmos moves experiments around the orbiting lab

Two Russian cosmonauts spent more than six hours outside the International Space Station on May 27, 2026, pulling science experiments off one module and bolting new instruments onto another while NASA broadcast every minute of it live.