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applegrove

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Wed Dec 11, 2013, 06:45 PM Dec 2013

One of two cooling pumps has failed on the International Space Station, Josh Byerly, a NASA spokesma

CNN Breaking News Email:

"One of two cooling pumps has failed on the International Space Station, Josh Byerly, a NASA spokesman, has told CNN's John Zarrella.

NASA is troubleshooting the problem, and the station's crew is not in danger, Byerly said.

Six people are aboard the space station."

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One of two cooling pumps has failed on the International Space Station, Josh Byerly, a NASA spokesma (Original Post) applegrove Dec 2013 OP
Well, one of two makes you think that if the 2nd one goes inop... Cooley Hurd Dec 2013 #1
What about the Russians? Could they send a shuttle and get the astronauts home? darkangel218 Dec 2013 #2
I *think* they have a Soyuz on the launchpad for such an emergency... Cooley Hurd Dec 2013 #3
Maybe we shouldnt have people on space station until we build a new shuttle. darkangel218 Dec 2013 #4
No, they have a Soyuz attached to the station Paulie Dec 2013 #5
Ahh! Forgot about the lifeboat! Cooley Hurd Dec 2013 #6
 

Cooley Hurd

(26,877 posts)
1. Well, one of two makes you think that if the 2nd one goes inop...
Wed Dec 11, 2013, 06:51 PM
Dec 2013

...THEN there will be danger. Good thing we have a Shuttle on the launchpad just in cas.... er, never mind.

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