Russian thrusters accidentally tilt International Space Station again

Key Facts

• During a planned pre-departure test at around 5:02 a.m. EDT, the thrusters continued to fire beyond the end of the test, resulting in a "loss of attitude control."
• "The crew was awake at the time of the event and was not in any danger."
• The engines shut off on their own, possibly due to the engines running out of propellant, according to NASA flight director Timothy Creamer.
• "The crew was never in any danger," NASA later tweeted of the event.

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