The ISS faced a new air leak crisis—this time near the Russian Zvezda module—prompting astronauts to take shelter temporarily while repairs were made. Though not unprecedented, these leaks have plagued the station since 2019, with theories ranging from aging hardware to joint issues. After a tense but safe fix, crew members resumed duties as officials plan long-term solutions. With decommissioning slated for 2030 and private stations on the horizon, the ISS remains a vital—but aging—hub of human spaceflight.
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