Four astronauts entering a Crew Dragon capsule on the ISS during an air leak emergency.
Four astronauts entering a Crew Dragon capsule on the ISS during an air leak emergency.
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Luftlækage på ISS førte til midlertidig evakueringsberedskab

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En kendt luftlækage i den russiske del af den internationale rumstation ISS førte fredag til et sikkerhedstiltag, hvor fire astronauter søgte tilflugt i en Crew Dragon-kapsel.

Hændelsen fandt sted fredag, efter at der blev opdaget nye revner i overførselstunnelen på Zvezda-servicemodulet. NASA beordrede besætningsmedlemmerne til at iføre sig rumdragter og begive sig til det tilkoblede rumfartøj som en forebyggende foranstaltning. Den svensk-amerikanske astronaut Jessica Meir, der har været ombord siden februar, beskrev situationen som uventet. Hun havde planlagt et møde med rumminister Lotta Edlund, men sad i stedet i kapslen og afventede en eventuel evakuering. Efter omkring en time meddelte NASA, at situationen var under kontrol. Talskvinde Bethany Stevens udtalte, at det ikke var en akut nødsituation, men blot et resultat af etablerede procedurer. De russiske kosmonauter fortsætter reparationsarbejdet. Besætningen består af tre NASA-astronauter, én fransk ESA-astronaut og tre russiske kosmonauter. Alle vendte tilbage til normal drift efter hændelsen.

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De indledende reaktioner på X fremhæver bekymring over den forværrede luftlækage i det russiske Zvezda-modul på ISS, hvor astronauterne kortvarigt søgte ly i Crew Dragon; opslagene bemærker den midlertidige alarm (som blev ophævet efter ca. 2 timer) og blander faktuelle opdateringer med skeptiske kommentarer om den aldrende rumstation og fremtidige risici.

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