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Articles tagged: Spacewalk

  • Bob Crippen, Eugene Cernan, Leon Rosenblum, space humor June 2015 Astronauts having a laugh

    ... Wendt, had jacked up his car and put it on the bricks. Astronaut Owen Garriott, seen here during a spacewalk outside Skylab, persuaded NASA Mission Control that he’d smuggled his wife onboard the space station. Hello...

    • Bob Crippen
    • Eugene Cernan
    • Leon Rosenblum
    • space humor
    Authors: Leon Rosenblum    
  • Nicole Stott, space art February 2016 Space for Art

    In 2015, after what I consider to be 28 incredible years with NASA, I ‘retired’. I look back on that time and I really have to pinch myself that I had the opportunity to do such amazing stuff and work with such remarkable people. The first painting ...

    • Nicole Stott
    • space art
    Authors: Nicole Stott    
  • Helen Keen, Science Beyond Fiction, Space oddities, TEDxESA March 2016 Space Oddities: The Problem with Imagination

    ... another female astronaut into space until 1982 when Svetlana Savitzskaya became the first woman to make a spacewalk. All in all, the early years of women in space had much less to do with women’s rights than with...

    • Helen Keen
    • Science Beyond Fiction
    • Space oddities
    • TEDxESA
    Authors: Ksenia Adamovitch    
  • crewed spaceflight, human-tech, JPL, space technology June 2017 Automated or human-operated systems?

    ... the MARES machine in Europe’s Columbus space laboratory. ESA astronaut Tim Peake during his 4 hour 43 minute spacewalk to replace a failed power regulator and install cabling. His actions brought about a re-thinking of the design philosophy...

    • crewed spaceflight
    • human-tech
    • JPL
    • space technology
    Authors: Alfio Mantineo    
  • intergration, NASA, on-orbit assembly, STPI August 2017 On-orbit assembly will deliver major benefits in coming decade

    ... is the construction of the International Space Station (ISS), which involved over 35 Space Shuttle launches and 160 spacewalks spanning 1,061 hours. The station is the size of a football field weighing over 400,000 kg and encompassing...

    • intergration
    • NASA
    • on-orbit assembly
    • STPI
    Authors: Bhavya Lal     Iain D. Boyd    
  • astronautics, inspiration, NASA, space travel February 2018 Journey of inspiration

    ... home planet is absolutely one of the highlights of any spaceflight. Photo capture by Steve Bowen during an STS-133 spacewalk. Kindred spirits Part of my decision to retire from NASA involved a need to share the experience I had in space with...

    • astronautics
    • inspiration
    • NASA
    • space travel
    Authors: Nicole Stott    
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