While the International Space Station is busy hosting a film crew, American astronauts on board had to sound alarm as the ISS was mistakenly rotated. An error by the Russian cosmonauts on the ISS ended up in the ISS rotating by nearly 57 degrees.

International Space Station mistakenly rotates by 57 degrees as film shooting continues

A Russian film crew blasted into space today on a mission to make the world's first movie in orbit. Actor Yulia Peresild and director Klim Shipenko have spent three months training for life onboard the International Space Station. Along with cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov, they are set to spend 12 days flying above Earth to film scenes for a feature-length production.

Russian film crew in orbit to make first movie in space

Russian actress Yulia Peresild along with director Klim Shipenko are set to be launched on Soyuz spacecraft next week for the International Space Station(ISS) as Putin's regime races to beat Hollywood by making a movie in space which will be the world's first.

Russian superstar Yulia Peresild set to film space movie aboard International Space Station

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International Space Station mistakenly rotates by 57 degrees as film shooting continues

Russian film crew in orbit to make first movie in space

Russian superstar Yulia Peresild set to film space movie aboard International Space Station