REPORT: There's An 'Urgent' Situation On International Space Station After Cooling System Fails
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There is an "urgent" situation aboard the International Space Station, NBC News' Tom Costello is reporting.
The spacecraft's cooling system has reportedly failed.
The crew is safe, and the situation isn't an emergency yet, according to Costello. NASA is evaluating the situation.
A space walk might be needed to fix the problem.
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In May, when the station was leaking ammonia that served as a coolant, Space.com wrote about how the cooling system works. It pumps fluid through pipes to keep the spacecraft's electricity-generating solar panels cool.
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