Roscosmos General Manager Yuri Borisov said that the company re-controlled the entire technological process of creating the Progress MS spacecraft after depressurization occurred in the thermal control system in a truck docked at the International Space Station (ISS).
“We are checking once again the entire technological process of the ship, and in particular the thermal control system,” he said.
According to Borisov, the emergency at the station did not affect the safety of the crew. The general manager of Roskosmos noted that the emergency commission had enough time to resolve the causes.
Earlier, Sergei Krikalev, Roscosmos executive director of manned space programs, said that the government agency will analyze the cause of the depressurization of the Progress MS-21 cargo ship on the ISS.
On February 11, Roskosmos announced that the Progress MS-21, which, as part of the ISS, should complete its flight on February 18, unpressurized. The ISS crew was not in danger. In addition, the unpressurized spacecraft take out out of orbit and sinks into the ocean on February 18.