This is CBS I on the World. I'm John Batchel. Behind the Black, Bob Zimmerman is here. He solved a mystery.

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And here is the man himself, the detective of space engineering, Bob Zimmerman,

who's about to solve yet another mystery on board ISS.

Bob, when last we left this plot, there was a toxic smell. who's about to solve yet another mystery on board ISS.

Bob, when last we left this plot, there was a toxic smell coming out of a progress freighter when opened on Zvezda, the entry port that Russia built many years ago.

They didn't abandon ship, but there was alarm.

You report it's been solved.

What is the mystery?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

First, yes, I want to thank your listeners once again for their generous donations,

some of whom got free copies of Genesis' story of Apollo 8 by donating more money to my website, and I really appreciate

their donations.

The mystery on ISS has been solved, but in possibly the worst possible manner, John.

What happened was they opened, the new progress radio arrived, and once docked, they opened

the hatch to Russian astronauts to start unloading cargo.

And they immediately closed the hatch because they said they smelled a toxic, something toxic.

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