Cosmonauts install antenna at International Space Station
- 10 years ago
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During a fairly lengthy task, Russian astronauts Alexander Skvortsov and Oleg Artemyev had some small delays while installing a new antenna in their first spacewalk.
Helmet cameras allowed NASA TV to air the live coverage of the spacewalk, in addition to external cameras that showed the two of them while they worked to install the communications equipment.
The space walk was a scheduled 6-and-a-half hours long. The International Space Station crossed over Brazil during their walk, where the 2014 World Cup is underway.
During a fairly lengthy task, Russian astronauts Alexander Skvortsov and Oleg Artemyev had some small delays while installing a new antenna in their first spacewalk.
Helmet cameras allowed NASA TV to air the live coverage of the spacewalk, in addition to external cameras that showed the two of them while they worked to install the communications equipment.
The space walk was a scheduled 6-and-a-half hours long. The International Space Station crossed over Brazil during their walk, where the 2014 World Cup is underway.