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NASA posts photo of Kutryk spacewalk as ISS solar-array work continues
NASA published a Nov. 3 image of Canadian Space Agency astronaut Joshua Kutryk on an Oct. 29 spacewalk that installed a new ISS roll-out solar array, with a follow-up walk set for Nov. 5.
NASA on Monday posted a photograph of Canadian Space Agency astronaut Joshua Kutryk during an Oct. 29 spacewalk outside the International Space Station1.
The agency said the station was about 267 miles above the South Atlantic Ocean when the image was taken, with photo credit to the Canadian Space Agency1.
NASA said Kutryk and NASA astronaut Anil Menon installed a new roll-out solar array and completed get-ahead tasks for a follow-up spacewalk1.
That next spacewalk is scheduled for Nov. 5, 2026, to install the eighth and final roll-out solar array; NASA said the eight arrays together will increase the station's available power by up to 30 percent1.
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