Soyuz leak puts a stop to planned ISS spacewalk and work on Nauka module

We don't mean to alarm you, but a Russian Soyuz vehicle docked at the International Space Station (ISS) is leaking a "significant" amount of something, resulting in the cancellation of a spacewalk. Indeed, it is leaking so much that it is visible to cameras on the ISS. The video embedded in the tweet below appears to show …

[Pascal Monett]

What ?

Russian hardware leaking and unfit for purpose ?

I'm shocked.

Shocked, I say.

Shocked.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: What ?

Surely the great Engineering Minds behind the Llada and the Yugo couldn't be at fault... *LOL*

[Greybearded old scrote]

Well

They can't blame sabotage by a homesick NASA astronaut this time.

[lglethal]

Re: Well

Of course they can. Since when has the truth mattered in even the slightest way to the Putin Regime?

[Timbo]

Re: Well

"They can't blame sabotage by a homesick NASA astronaut this time."

...or maybe the Russians can blame Ukraine's "Special Forces" for hitting the Soyuz with a well aimed cork fired from a bottle of a combination of Coca-Cola and Mentos ?

[fishman]

Escape pod

Hopefully they can get it fixed - after all it's how the Russians will get back to earth.

[ThatOne]

Busted!

> is leaking a "significant" amount of something

Chemtrails! It's the reservoir of stuff they make the chemtrails with! Now we have proof!

_{(/s - just in case somebody takes it seriously...)}

[Arthur the cat]

And lots of heat breaks spacecraft.

It's not terribly good for the people inside either.

[Anonymous Coward]

Putin ordered the leak - it's urine! He's decided to piss on the whole world from space now... :(

[Spherical Cow]

Punctured by debris/micrometeor?