Astronauts Are Fixing an Air Leak On International Space Station

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The repair has been carried out now and things are fine.
Thanks to Cody for demonstrating that you can stop a leak on a spacecraft using your finger or duct tape https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APNPFbMvRFk

This is a developing story, but, already there's lots of overly dramatic misinformation floating about, so here's what I've learned, and how it's not the mission ending drama some people are making it out to be.



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