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International Space Station briefly loses control after new Russian module misfires
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Live from @NASAKennedy: Join experts as they discuss plans and details ahead of @BoeingSpace’s #Starliner Crew Flight Test launch on May 6 to the @Space_Station. www.youtube.com/live/ETb5J-iqOyM?si=6BkAoJC_sL6IkzI_ pic.twitter.com/2tWaVFMkhG
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LIVE: Two Expedition 71 cosmonauts will be stepping out of the @Space_Station to install equipment. You can catch some (or all) of the seven-hour spacewalk at nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/3s0t0jDBvx
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Chinese astronauts fix space station power supply after debris hit english.news.cn/20240424/880a7cac3b1e4e88bbd973788af9ad6b/c.html pic.twitter.com/IBUj5TCFwy
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