FALSE ALERT – An audio message was heard during a live broadcast with the European Space Station (ISS), causing panic among Internet users who were following the broadcast
All is well in the European Space Station (ISS). However, some Internet users feared the worst after hearing an audio message sent by NASA to the occupants of the ISS during a live broadcast on YouTube this Thursday. A female voice allegedly coming from the station asked to put “the commander back in his suit”, check his pulse and provide him with oxygen, details Sky News.
Later, the prognosis for the commander’s condition was described as “precarious”, indicates BFMTV, causing concern among Internet users listening to the live broadcast. This part of the recording was subsequently relayed on social networks. At the time, listeners believed there was a serious health problem affecting a crew member in space. The incident in question could indeed be reminiscent of a decompression accident.
“No emergency situation on board”
“A very strange and disturbing audio was just broadcast from the ISS,” one user wrote on X. “There is definitely something wrong,” another commented. But a little later, NASA wanted to reassure everyone. “There is no emergency situation on board the International Space Station, indicated(…) Read more on 20minutes
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