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A Russian laboratory module on the International Space Station has sprung a coolant leak. It is the third leak at ISS in less than a year.

(CNN) — The Russian space agency, Roscosmos, is searching for answers after one of its modules on the International Space Station sprang a coolant leak, adding<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/russian-space-agency-says-a-backup-circuit-is-leaking-on-the-iss/">Read More</a>

This is the third coolant leak from Russia's hardware in Earth orbit within a year, but astronauts on board remain safe and out of immediate danger.

(Reuters) -Russia's space agency said on Monday that its multipurpose Nauka module attached to the International Space Station suffered a leak of a backup cooling system used to regulate onboard temperatures for astronauts. The crew and the station "are not in danger" as astronauts assess the leak, Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, said in a statement posted on Telegram. A Russian Progress cargo spacecraft leaked coolant months later.

The Russian segment of the International Space Station (ISS) sprung its third coolant leak in under a year Monday, raising new questions about the reliability of the countrys space program even as officials said crew members werent in danger.

It's the third leak of heat-dissipating coolant on the International Space Station in less than a year, but officials say the crew is in no danger.

The Russian segment of the International Space Station (ISS) sprung its third coolant leak in under a year Monday, raising new questions about the reliability of the country's space program even as officials said crew members weren't in danger.- 'Something systematic' - This is the third coolant leak to hit the Russian side of the ISS in less than a year.

Russias space agency said on Monday that its multipurpose Nauka module attached to the International Space Station suffered a leak of a backup cooling system used to regulate onboard temperatures for astronauts.

A backup radiator circuit on the Nauka module of the Russian-controlled portion of the ISS has sprung a leak. The crew is not in any danger, according to Roscosmos.

A backup radiator circuit on the Nauka module of the Russian-controlled portion of the ISS has sprung a leak. The crew is not in any danger, according to Roscosmos.