ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot credited with three ISS EVAs
- Sophie Adenot is credited with three extravehicular activities outside the International Space Station.
- She led her third EVA as EV1, according to the record.
- Her crew replaced critical Station hardware and installed a new communications antenna.
- They also carried out maintenance and prepared experiments for future work.
- The record lists two durations: less than 15 days and 19 hours and 42 minutes.
What happened
ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot is recorded for three extravehicular activities outside the International Space Station. The verified facts also note her first steps into space.
What we know
Sophie Adenot is an ESA astronaut.
She is recorded for three extravehicular activities and for leading her third as EV1.
Two duration values are listed: less than 15 days and 19 hours and 42 minutes.
The record places her outside the International Space Station and notes first steps into space.
Sophie and her crewmates replaced critical Station hardware and installed a new communications antenna.
They also carried out maintenance and prepared experiments for future work.
The International Space Station is listed with critical Station hardware replaced and a new communications antenna installed.
Why it matters
For readers tracking the lunar industry, the verified facts show ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot involved in extravehicular work outside the International Space Station and in crew hardware replacement, antenna installation, maintenance and experiment preparation.
What we are not sure about
- The facts do not state what the duration values less than 15 days and 19 hours and 42 minutes measure.
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