Meir and Adenot Complete 6-Hour 49-Minute Spacewalk on ISS

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Which outlets covered Meir and Adenot Complete 6-Hour 49-Minute Spacewalk on ISS?

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When did the spacewalk take place?

The spacewalk was conducted on September 1, 2026. Some reports, however, cited August 25, 2026, or September 2, 2026, as the date.

How long did the spacewalk last?

The spacewalk lasted for 6 hours and 49 minutes. Some reports indicated it was approximately seven hours or six and a half hours.

What were the main tasks performed during the spacewalk?

The astronauts installed a new retroflector for spacecraft navigation and docking, replaced a high-definition camera on the station's truss, and collected a swab of the ISS exterior for microorganisms. They also worked on installing electrical jumper cables.

Did the astronauts encounter any problems during the spacewalk?

Yes, ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot experienced mobility issues with her left arm. A glove heater harness appeared to be catching on her spacesuit, restricting movement. The issue was reportedly resolved by unzipping a joint on the suit.