MOSCOW, September 29. /TASS/. Cosmonauts localized an air leak at the International Space Station to Russia’s Zvezda service module, Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, told TASS Tuesday.

Read also Air leak spot ... On October 15, the ISS crew told the Mission Control that the leak spot was tentatively found in the intermediate chamber of the Russian module Zvezda.

NASA and Roscosmos have escalated safety protocols on the International Space Station ... the leak’s progression. According to the OIG’s latest report, the rate of air escaping the module ...

In September, NASA's inspector general warned in a report that new cracks and leaks affecting the Russian ... Space Station continued to be a "top safety risk." The leaks, which have plagued a ...

In the foreground is a set of the space station's main solar arrays (left), Japan's Kibo laboratory module (right ... a small but persistent air leak in the Russian segment, cause unknown.

NASA's astronauts on the ISS are on high alert as safety concerns escalate. A mysterious air leak in the Russian Zvezda module has worsened, prompting a readiness protocol for a swift evacuation.

The panel highlighted long-standing issues like cracks, air leaks ... NASA and Russian space officials are expected to meet in Moscow soon to discuss the problem further. Until then, ISS managers ...

The air leaks in the Zvezda module's aft docking ... the risk to the public from ISS breakup debris will increase by orders of magnitude." He said NASA and Russian space officials are working ...

“A big hello from all on board the International Space Station ... at the far end of the Russian-built, U.S.-bought storage and propulsion module Zarya (Sunrise), is the Russian module ...

The ISS, of which the first module was launched in 1998, has been continuously inhabited since 2000. The space station, which is divided into a Russian and a US section, is the result of ...