Crew EVA's

Shuttle Mission: STS-112
Orbiter: Atlantis
Date: October 7, 2002

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Image: Montage of images including the Space Shuttle and American Flag The STS-112 crew will perform three spacewalks during its stay at the International Space Station. The main focus of these extravehicular activities, or EVAs, will be the installation, outfitting and activation of the S1 (S-One) Truss. All three spacewalks will be based out of the station's Quest Airlock.
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

STS-112 Extravehicular Activities

EVA Astronauts
David Wolf (EV1): solid red stripes
Piers Sellers (EV2): solid white spacesuit

Station Robot Arm Operators
Sandy Magnus
Peggy Whitson

Shuttle Robot Arm Operators
Pam Melroy
Pamela Melroy

Spacewalk Coordinators
Pam Melroy
Fyodor Yurchikhin

EVA 1 Flight Day 4	EVA 2 Flight Day 6

EVA 3 Flight Day 8

Image: Remote access arm of the ISS.
Astronauts using the remote access arm of the International Space Station

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