NASA astronauts Josh Cassada and Frank Rubio prepare for a spacewalk on the International Space Station (ISS) on Monday, December 19. Cassada and Rubio's spacewalk on the ISS will be his third, officially called his EVA, and this year will be his 12th. As with his previous walks in November and early December, the two worked to install his ISS Rollout His Solar Arrays (IROSAs) for his 4A power channel on the Port 4 truss of his ISS. I was. On that excursion, his NASA colleague Roscosmos reloaded an EVA containing two astronauts after fluid leaked from a Russian Soyuz spacecraft docked at the station. Had to call. Roscosmos' officials continue to investigate the incident, which is unlikely to affect NASA's planned spacewalk schedule for Casada and Rubio. It provides video and provides views from fixed and helmet-mounted cameras. Audio from Cassada, and Rubio will also be shared along with his support aboard the ISS, communications with his crew and comments from the ground team. As the station orbits the Earth at 17.00 mph, multiple sunrises and sunsets are seen during EVA. As you can see, his spacewalk is scheduled to begin around 7:40 am on his Monday, December 12th. On the 19th, the live stream will begin at 6:30 PM ET. Be sure to check the Space Station Twitter account for late schedule changes. Cassada, and Rubio will work outside the ISS for about seven hours. You can watch the spacewalk in the video player at the top of this page or on NASA's Live TV website, which shows the same footage.
NASA astronauts Josh Cassada and Frank Rubio prepare for a spacewalk on the International Space Station (ISS) on Monday, December 19. Cassada and Rubio's spacewalk on the ISS will be his third, officially called his EVA, and this year will be his 12th. As with his previous walks in November and early December, the two worked to install his ISS Rollout His Solar Arrays (IROSAs) for his 4A power channel on the Port 4 truss of his ISS. I was. On that excursion, his NASA colleague Roscosmos reloaded an EVA containing two astronauts after fluid leaked from a Russian Soyuz spacecraft docked at the station. Had to call. Roscosmos' officials continue to investigate the incident, which is unlikely to affect NASA's planned spacewalk schedule for Casada and Rubio. It provides video and provides views from fixed and helmet-mounted cameras. Audio from Cassada, and Rubio will also be shared along with his support aboard the ISS, communications with his crew and comments from the ground team. As the station orbits the Earth at 17.00 mph, multiple sunrises and sunsets are seen during EVA. As you can see, his spacewalk is scheduled to begin around 7:40 am on his Monday, December 12th. On the 19th, the live stream will begin at 6:30 PM ET. Be sure to check the Space Station Twitter account for late schedule changes. Cassada, and Rubio will work outside the ISS for about seven hours. You can watch the spacewalk in the video player at the top of this page or on NASA's Live TV website, which shows the same footage.
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