Did
you know?
 The
crew of the Space Shuttle Atlantis will perform the fourth
servicing mission of the Hubble Space Telescope. Learn more
about the space walks required for servicing the telescope
by following the link below:
http://www.spaceflight.nasa.gov/shuttle
/eva/index.html.
The
first spacewalk of the Space Shuttle program occurred during
STS-6 in April 1983. Astronauts Donald H. Peterson and F.
Story Musgrave used new space suits designed specifically
for the Space Shuttle as they performed various tests in the
payload bay of Shuttle Challenger.
MS Peterson and MS Musgrave work in
Challenger's payload bay during the first EVA of the Shuttle
program
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STS-110
Extravehicular Activities
The STS-110 crew will perform four spacewalks
during its stay at the International Space Station to install
and outfit the S0 Truss. All four spacewalks will be based out
the U.S. Joint Airlock Quest.
EVA
Astronauts and Suit ID
Steve Smith (EV1): Solid red stripes
Rex Walheim (EV2): Solid white suit
Jerry Ross (EV3): Broken red stripes
Lee Morin (EV4): Diagonally broken red stripes
Station
Robot Arm Operators
Ellen Ochoa
Dan Bursch
Shuttle
Robot Arm Operators
Michael Bloomfield
Stephen Frick
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EVA
1
Flight Day 4
Steve Smith, Rex Walheim
6 hours, 30 minutes
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EVA
2
Flight Day 6
Jerry Ross, Lee Morin
6 hours, 30 minutes
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EVA
3
Flight Day 7
Steve Smith, Rex Walheim
6 hours, 30 minutes
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EVA
4
Flight Day 9
Jerry Ross, Lee Morin
6 hours, 30 minutes
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Astronauts
using the remote access arm of the International Space Station
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