This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Batchel.

Bob Zimmerman, he keeps the website behind the black.

We're going to low Earth orbit with Axiom.

Bob remind me, Axiom, and it's coming to the rescue of ISS.

Is that right?

Good evening to you.

No, it's running away from ISS, John.

I was originally going to talk about how Axioms commercial manned mission to ISS.

They have three passages from Poland, Hungary, and India, and they're charging 70 million per seat,

and that produces them some cash.

That's what I was really going to talk about, but that flight has now been canceled indefinitely,

and it's been canceled definitely not because of any problems with the Falcon 9 rocket or the dragon capsule that SpaceX has.

It's been canceled indefinitely, suspended indefinitely, because of new leaks in the Zvezda module on

ISS.

Yeah.

This is a significant story, and it's of concern, and it's been of concern now for about a year,

but increasingly so.

It appears that the Russians were doing repair work in Vez to try to seal up the leaks and it appears that

they the the current leak rate as they say was holding pressure and then

suddenly they announced no we're not going to do this flight and there seems to

be an increase in leakage in the module and they've been working to seal them

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