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I'm Chelsea vallarte this week on the

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International Space Station power was

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the name of the game NASA astronauts

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Josh cassida and Frank Rubio completed a

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spacewalk to deploy one solar array and

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disconnect part of another meanwhile

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Japanese astronaut koichiwakata showed

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the power of international teamwork by

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deploying Uganda in Zimbabwe's first

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ever satellites

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Casita and Rubio completed their second

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spacewalk last week this time spending a

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total of seven hours five minutes

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outside the space station they worked

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together to install and unravel a solar

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array that rolls out like a rug they

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also created a workaround on a damaged

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portion of one of the Space Station's

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original solar arrays with the goal of

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restoring it to 75 of the array's

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functionality the duo will be added

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again December 19th to install another

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rollout solar array

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astronaut koichiwakata deployed cubesats

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from all over the world this includes

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Pearl Africa sat 1 from Uganda Zim Sat

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one from Zimbabwe and the taka satellite

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from koichi's home country of Japan

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these satellites launched aboard a

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Northrop grumman's cygnus spacecraft and

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now that they're deployed they'll fly

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together as a constellation to take

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observations of the Earth the data could

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help researchers understand the quality

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of agricultural growth on the ground

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speaking of cargo spacecraft the

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astronauts spent much of last week

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unpacking goodies from the newly arrived

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SpaceX cargo Dragon spacecraft they

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activated some time critical experiments

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unloaded scientific investigations to

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work on later and even unpacked some ice

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cream

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while plenty of the research conducted

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on the space station is to benefit life

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on Earth many studies help us understand

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the human body in space so NASA can plan

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long duration missions to the Moon

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through the Artemis program in fact the

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rollout design of the solar arrays

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deployed during last week's spacewalk

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will be used on the Gateway lunar

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NASA's Artemis 1 Mission returns from

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the Moon Sunday December 11th and you

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can watch live coverage of the historic

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Splashdown starting at 11 A.M Eastern

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until then check out the latest episode

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of Artemis all access to see what the

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Orion spacecraft's return to Earth has

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been like so far

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for this week thanks for watching and by

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the way you can get a daily on-orbit

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status report by visiting our space

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station blog at blogs.nasa.gov we'll see