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This is CBS. I am the world from the surface of the planet earth. We're going to

Earth orbit. The ISS Bob Zimmerman is here to characterize the small hole in the Soyuz

lifeboat attached to ISS. Bob, a very good evening to you. The initial response was perhaps

a micromedia ride. Have they updated that with more specificity? Good evening. Good evening,

John. Well, they say they have a little more information. Both NASA and Russian engineers

took the look at the hole using the robot arm. They made the conclusion that I'm not

sure how they could come to this conclusion. They did. It has to do with the Gemini media

shower that occurred peeked at the time the leak occurred. Gemini media shower, maybe

there's lots of micromedia rights, so the thought was maybe one of those. It's the coolant

system on the service module of the Soyuz. According to this report from NASA, engineers

from both NASA and Russia say no. They think and let me read both the trajectory team

are used in and the trajectory team and Moscow confirmed it was not from the media showers.

It was in the wrong direction. I haven't seen any pictures of this hole, so they might

have an angle of impact from the hole and that would tell them it's likely not coming

from the direction of the meteors from the media shower. But I haven't seen a picture

at all and that makes me wonder how you come to this conclusion otherwise. But the

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