EDITORIAL: Ronald Reagan was right when he said after the Challenger shuttle disaster that the future doesn't belong to the faint-hearted. In that respect something - perhaps several things - have gone seriously wrong for the International Space Station. As well as the Soyuz booster failure e we have the almost B-grade sci-fi situation of the recently detected hole in the station. Whatever stress the crew had already been under must surely be more intense now. What the world is seeing right now really doesn't appear to be traces of barely-suppressed panic among our space agencies.

Source: Stuff October 14, 2018 15:56 UTC