ISS partners won’t relocate Soyuz until re-entry anomaly is resolved
The International Space Station (ISS) Expedition 17 crew will leave their Soyuz lifeboat docked where it is while a Russian State Commission investigates why the two previous Soyuz vehicles malfunctioned on re-entry, and other ISS operations could be affected as well. Original plans called for a May...
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