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Nauka module docks with ISS and performs uncommanded thruster firings, bringing ISS 45 degrees off nominal attitude; crew was never in danger

Posted by zlsa
Tags: roscosmos, russia, space stations, cosmonauts, international space station, author.chris bergin, source.twitter
https://twitter.com/NASASpaceflight/status/1420801307888308225
@Chris Bergin - NSF:
Rob Navias with the NASA TV overview.ISS went 45 degrees out of attitude. SM (automatically reacted) to the issue, and then Progress thrusters were commanded to place the ISS back in the proper attitude.30 mins to the ability for MCC-M to command the safing of the thrusters. pic.twitter.com/5XIiJInVub

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Chris Bergin - NSF on Twitter: "Rob Navias with the NASA TV overview.ISS went 45 degrees out of attitude. SM (automatically reacted) to the issue, and then Progress thrusters were commanded to place the ISS back in the proper attitude.30 mins to the ability for MCC-M to command the safing of the thrusters. pic.twitter.com/5XIiJInVub / Twitter"
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Chris Bergin - NSF
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    The crew is safe, and according to NASA they were never in danger. This is an ongoing event, so I've linked to a tweet about the situation and attempted to summarize the events so far in the title.

    The crew is safe, and according to NASA they were never in danger.

    This is an ongoing event, so I've linked to a tweet about the situation and attempted to summarize the events so far in the title.

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