New Russian lab briefly knocks space station out of position : vimarsana.com

New Russian lab briefly knocks space station out of position


A newly arrived Russian science lab briefly knocked the International Space Station out of position.
For 47 minutes, the space station lost control of its orientation when the Russian lab accidentally fired its thrusters after docking, pushing the complex from its normal configuration.
The station’s positioning is key for getting power from solar panels and communications.
Communications with ground controllers also blipped out twice for a few minutes.
ICYMI: Earlier today, the Russian Nauka module inadvertently fired its thrusters while docked to the @Space_Station. Mission Control teams corrected the action and all systems are operating normally. The crew was never in any danger. Stay tuned for a media telecon later today: pic.twitter.com/bjuDmdiZu5

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