Hey space enthusiasts! 🛰️ NASA's two stranded astronauts, Commander Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, just took their first spacewalk together on Thursday. After spending nearly eight months aboard the International Space Station (ISS), they finally got to step outside and embrace the cosmic vibes!
The dynamic duo tackled a tough mission: removing a broken antenna. It wasn't easy—unbolting that stubborn piece of equipment took some serious muscle and teamwork. 💪 After nearly four hours (talk about a long day at the office!), they pried it off. Mission Control gave them a heads-up to watch out for any floating debris. Space trash? No, thank you!
But that's not all! They also wiped down the station's exterior to check for any sneaky microbes that might have hitched a ride from Earth and escaped through vents. Gotta keep our space home clean, right? 🧹
And here's the coolest part: while floating 420 kilometers above Earth, Commander Williams set a new spacewalking record for female astronauts! 🌟 Girl power reaching new heights—literally!
This epic spacewalk isn't just a milestone for NASA; it's an inspiring reminder that even when we're feeling "stranded," we can still step out and make history. Keep reaching for the stars, amigos! ✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
