Russian spacecraft steered the ISS away from space debris for the second time in a month

“Today at 14:54 Moscow time, the ship’s engines turned on, worked for 135 seconds and gave out an impulse of 0.3 m/s.

As a result, the average altitude of the ISS orbit was 419 km above the surface of our planet,” Roscosmos said.

For the entire time of the station's flight, 336 altitude corrections of its orbit have already been carried out.

Of these, 34 are for the purpose of evading space debris.

185 corrections were carried out with the help of Russian Progress.

The last time Progress MS-22 took the ISS away from a collision with space debris was on March 6th.