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The Russian spacewalk is intended to prepare the international space station for a new module – Green Tea Graffiti
Two Russian cosmonauts wearing bulky spacesuits used the International Space Station’s poisk docking compartment for the first time on Wednesday as an
Two Russian cosmonauts wearing bulky spacesuits used the International Space Station’s poisk docking compartment for the first time on Wednesday as an airlock on a spacewalk to prepare the nearly identical Pirs module for removal next year. A new laboratory module will later be parked in its place.
Expedition 64 commander Sergey Ryzhikov and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov began the eighth spacewalk of the year at 10:12 a.m. EST. The excursion, the first for both cosmonauts, takes place just two days later…
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