A Russian resupply ship bound for the International Space Station (ISS) has been lost, Russian space agency Roscosmos has confirmed.
The ISS Progress 65 cargo spacecraft included "1,400 pounds of propellant, 112 pounds of oxygen, 925 pounds of water, and 2,750 pounds of spare parts, supplies, and scientific experiment hardware," which equated to more than 2.6 tons of cargo for the ISS, according to NASA.
The six crew members aboard the ISS are safe, with both the U.S. and Russian segments operating normally and onboard supplies at good levels.
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The ISS Progress 65 cargo spacecraft included "1,400 pounds of propellant, 112 pounds of oxygen, 925 pounds of water, and 2,750 pounds of spare parts, supplies, and scientific experiment hardware," which equated to more than 2.6 tons of cargo for the ISS, according to NASA.
The six crew members aboard the ISS are safe, with both the U.S. and Russian segments operating normally and onboard supplies at good levels.
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