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This is CBS, I Am the World. I'm John Batsher from the surface of the planet Earth. We

got a lower Earth orbit. There is a leak in the lifeboat Soyuz craft on ISS. Bob, a very

good evening to you. What leak? What does it mean? Good evening. Good evening. All I've

got behind the black, a bunch of different information. Early this week, they were about

to do a space walk on ISS and the Russians were. They suddenly ground control and also people

on the station noticed something seemed to be spewing out of one of the two Soyuz capsules

that are docked to ISS. It was not oxygen from the station itself. It appeared to be and

now think it's coolant from an exterior radiator on the service module of that capsule. Some

kind of coolant is coming out, because it's a significant leak. They cancel the space walk.

There is no change in oxygen in the station though, the crew is safe. It appears it has

to do with the radiant, the thermal cooling system that keeps the service module of this

lifeboat at the right temperature. They're going to inspect this using the robot. They

think the Russians think and this I think is a reliable speculation. It's not proven yet.

But the Russians think this might have been caused by a micro-media right hit. That just

happened to hit the external radiators on the Soyuz capsule on the service module. This

is basically to keep the temperature of the service module going. There is a question here though.

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