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Astronauts fixed a hole in the International Space Station (ISS). The ISS is a aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide that scientists do scientific aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide in. Last week, NASA told astronauts that the station was aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide leaking air. Six astronauts looked for the aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide. One astronaut found it and used a aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide and quick aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide of stopping the leak. He put his aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide over the hole. Luckily, the hole was aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide two millimeters aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide. It was not an aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide, but it did need fixing.

NASA said a aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide piece of space aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide may have hit the ISS, which travels at around 28,000 kph. A aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide object can cause a lot of aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide. Flight controllers in the USA and Russia worked with the aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide to fix the hole. A cosmonaut used a "space aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide kit" to do this. He used some "space tape" and a special aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide. NASA said the ISS crew are aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide safe. It said: "The crew are aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide and safe with weeks of aircrewdamageemergencyexperimentsfingergluehealthyjunkleaknowonlyrepairsatellitesimpleslowlysmalltinywaywide left in the International Space Station reserves."