The Progress 82 cargo ship was supposed to intentionally deorbit itself on Feb. 17, but Russia delayed it to Feb. 19.
in Houston, told reporters in a briefing Friday."An inspection was completed earlier this week using the Canadarm2 to gather imagery of the suspected area and the teams are evaluating that imagery."After Progress 82 undocked from the station, cosmonauts on the station commanded the ship to rotate 180 degrees so they could snap more imagery of the leaky spacecraft.
"After undocking from the Poisk module of the International Space Station, the outer surface of the Progress MS-21 cargo spacecraft was surveyed. No visual damage was found," Roscosmos officials wrote inRoscosmos originally planned to deorbit the disposable Progress 82 cargo ship late Friday night.
Ultimately, the agency opted to dispose of the cargo ship over the South Pacific Ocean as planned."The inclusion of the Progress MS-21 engine for deceleration to deorbit is scheduled for February 19 at 06:15 Moscow time. As a result, the ship will enter the atmosphere and collapse," Roscosmos wrote in a subsequentThe Progress 82 cargo ship holds position nearby the International Space Station after undocking on Feb. 17, 2023 in this photo by cosmonaut Anna Kikina released by Roscosmos.
The coolant leak on Progress 82 is the second since December on a Russian spacecraft at the International Space Station and occurred just after the
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