Watch live as NASA astronauts take a fully rare corridor for women outside the International Space Station

Space pioneers are preparing for some tropical maintenance work outside the International Space Station (ISS) during a rare corridor of all women.

NASA McLean and Nicole Aires spacecraft are scheduled to start on Thursday at 8 am East time, as they left the space station for six hours and 35 minutes planned. NASA will broadcast Spacewalk Live on NASA+ and agency agency YouTube channel. You can also adjust live feeding below.

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During their space, astronauts will transport space station communications antenna and install a rising slice before installing an additional set of ISS solar array, also called Irosa. The matrices will be installed through another coming corridor. IRosa is designed to enhance the power generation capacity of ISS by up to 30 %, which will increase the total energy available to the station from 160 kW to up to 215 kilowatts Nassa. The husband will also upgrade the station’s power systems while connecting it to ISS.

So far, astronauts have made five space from all over the world outside the International Space Station. The first happened for nearly six years after many delay due to the weak space suit. Finally, on October 18, 2019, NASA Pioneers Kristina Koch and Jessica Mir climbed outside the International Space Station For a historical spacecraft, it strengthened the role of women in space. Earlier this year, NASA astronaut Sony Williams Break the record for women for the time of the total space bridging After completing the space corridor for 5.5 hours outside the International Space Station, it brought the total of accountability time to 62 hours and six minutes.

On Thursday, the spacecraft will be the first time that the Airez spacecraft hunted outside the ISS for the Extravehicular activity and the third corridor of Maclin.