ISS Crew Temporarily Relocates Due to Air Leaks in Russian Module
The International Space Station (ISS) experienced a safety concern due to air leaks in the Russian service module, prompting NASA to temporarily relocate five crew members to the docked SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. The leaks were detected in the PrK connecting tunnel of the Zvezda module, an issue that has been monitored since 2019. The air loss rate recently doubled, leading to a major repair operation by Roscosmos. However, the repair was suspended shortly after, and the crew returned to their regular duties. The situation highlights ongoing discussions about the future of the ISS, with plans to replace it with commercial modules by the end of the decade. 
