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Russian Spacewalkers Inspect Mystery Hole At International Space Station
Using knives and shears, a pair of Russian spacewalkers Tuesday cut samples of material around a mysterious hole in a Soyuz spacecraft docked on the International Space Station that a Moscow official suggested could have been deliberate sabotage.
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6-Hour Long Spacewalk For Russian Cosmonauts To Check On ISS-Docked Soyuz
Two Russian cosmonauts will go for a six-hour-long spacewalk tomorrow to check a hole in the external hull of the Soyuz MS-09 spacecraft, currently docked to the International Space Station (ISS).
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NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station.
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NASA Investigates Space Station Hole, Plans Spacewalk
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station, but the mystery remained unsolved.
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Russia Finds ISS Hole Made Deliberately, Says Space Chief Dmitry Rogozin
Russian investigators looking into the origin of a hole that caused an oxygen leak on the International Space Station have said it was caused deliberately, the space agency chief said.
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ISS Leak: Russia Weighs Possibility of Sabotage
Roscosmos said it hopes to announce the origin of a small hole found on a Russian module docked at the International Space Station in the coming weeks.
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Astronaut finds 'bullet hole' in solar panel on International Space Station
A small object, possibly a meteoroid, has pierced a solar panel on the International Space Station (ISS), leaving a "bullet hole", Canadian astronaut and Expedition 35 commander Chris Hadfield has said.
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Russian Spacewalkers Inspect Mystery Hole At International Space Station
Using knives and shears, a pair of Russian spacewalkers Tuesday cut samples of material around a mysterious hole in a Soyuz spacecraft docked on the International Space Station that a Moscow official suggested could have been deliberate sabotage.
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6-Hour Long Spacewalk For Russian Cosmonauts To Check On ISS-Docked Soyuz
Two Russian cosmonauts will go for a six-hour-long spacewalk tomorrow to check a hole in the external hull of the Soyuz MS-09 spacecraft, currently docked to the International Space Station (ISS).
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NASA Addresses Unexplained Space Station Hole but Mystery Remains Unsolved
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station.
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NASA Investigates Space Station Hole, Plans Spacewalk
NASA sought on Wednesday to tamp down speculation that sabotage caused a tiny hole found last month in the side of a Russian module docked at the International Space Station, but the mystery remained unsolved.
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Russia Finds ISS Hole Made Deliberately, Says Space Chief Dmitry Rogozin
Russian investigators looking into the origin of a hole that caused an oxygen leak on the International Space Station have said it was caused deliberately, the space agency chief said.
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ISS Leak: Russia Weighs Possibility of Sabotage
Roscosmos said it hopes to announce the origin of a small hole found on a Russian module docked at the International Space Station in the coming weeks.
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Astronaut finds 'bullet hole' in solar panel on International Space Station
A small object, possibly a meteoroid, has pierced a solar panel on the International Space Station (ISS), leaving a "bullet hole", Canadian astronaut and Expedition 35 commander Chris Hadfield has said.
