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You are enough - CK

[Chr @KochCoded]

I wanna cry. like seriously. She really saves life. 😭❤️

[Chr @KochCoded]

@YukiDump1741688 KAYA PALA DI PA AKO MAKATULOG

[Chr @KochCoded]

I WAS ABOUT TO SLEEP OMG!!! WAKE UP Y’ALL 😭🫶

[Chr @KochCoded]

yeah it beats i think that’s enough

[y @ysuckme]

It’s time for people with good hearts to win.

[Chr @KochCoded]

4:30am. omyghodddddd

[Chr @KochCoded]

pumipitik na yung ugat ko sa ulo.. need ko na ata matulog.

[Chr @KochCoded]

IT’S SO HARD TO LAUGH IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT 😭

[Hope 🪐🔭💫 @h0pelesslyh0pe]

I forgot one

[miu @miubeau]

happy pride =)

[NASA Watch @NASAWatch]

#NASA ISS Update: The Zvezda service module’s transfer tunnel, known as the PrK, on the International Space Station has experienced cracks since 2019 that have resulted in small atmosphere leaks and prompted ongoing monitoring and repair efforts by Roscosmos. NASA and Roscosmos have worked together to identify the root cause while Roscosmos has been applying leak mitigation measures, including temporary and permanent sealants.

The week of June 1, during Progress 95 spacecraft cargo operations, Roscosmos noted an increase of the previous leak rate to two pounds per day and identified new suspected leak areas in the PrK. Following this observation, Roscosmos made the decision to begin work toward a more extensive inspection and structural repair effort Friday morning.

This revised approach involved cutting a bracket to better access an area identified as a possible leak source for further inspection, using a method that could have resulted in elevated risk to the structure in the area. In response, NASA directed the four SpaceX Crew-12 members and NASA astronaut Chris Williams, who flew to station aboard the Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft, to take a heightened safety posture, known as a safe haven, inside the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft during the procedure.

Later Friday morning, Roscosmos paused and did not perform the structural repair work in favor of conducting additional measurements and data assessments, which included inspection of suspected areas of interest and review of areas where sealant was previously applied. NASA strongly supported that decision, and as a result, following that decision, Crew-12 and Williams ended their safe haven activities and returned to normal operations aboard the orbiting laboratory.

NASA will continue to work with our Russian counterparts, along with the rest of the international partners that support the space station, to assess and ensure a resolution to this matter.

[Chr @KochCoded]

may God protect them 🙏🏻

[International Space Station @Space_Station]

NASA provides update on space station leak... https://t.co/PhMdgYS1YO

[Chr @KochCoded]

WAG NA WAG TALAGA MANONOOD NG ZENDEE REACTS PAG MADALING ARAW TAENA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA😭😭

[International Space Station @Space_Station]

NASA provides update on space station leak... https://t.co/PhMdgYS1YO

[Chr @KochCoded]

@perfumesandmilk Thanksss 🥹🫰

[Chr @KochCoded]

@perfumesandmilk YES PLEASEEE CUZ IT REALLY LOOKS PRETTY ON YOU! ❤️

[Chr @KochCoded]

her fault 😐👇

[mela ⚢ @luecheri]

real #wlw

[mela ⚢ @luecheri]

real #wlw

[Chr @KochCoded]

i miss my ph bffs so badddd. can i teleport 😭

[Chr @KochCoded]

@iamkoched i just.. i just let my intrusive thoughts ✌️

[Chr @KochCoded]

🧐

[ella ⸆⸉ artemis ii era @tinachella]

I’m begging you. Release the tattoo inspos! 🥹

[Chr @KochCoded]

@chammockkoch 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[Chr @KochCoded]

Uhmmm just a random tweet.

[Chr @KochCoded]

@chammockkoch Yessss 😭 (ooops don’t look at tina)