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I'm Jaden Jennings four members of the

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Expedition 69 crew left the

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International Space Station for a short

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trip Dragon station SpaceX on the big

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loop the members of SpaceX crew 6 Steve

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Bowen Woody hoberg Andre bettyev and

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Sultan al-nayadi Board of the Dragon

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spacecraft Endeavor on Saturday May 6th

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and successfully relocated the vehicle

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from the space-facing port of the

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harmony module to the forward Port this

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movement opens the Zenith port for the

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arrival of Axia mission 2 that is

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scheduled to launch from pad 39a at

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Kennedy no earlier than May 21st

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followed by the next SpaceX Dragon free

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Supply Mission currently targeted for

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early June

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another spacewalk is in the books the

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third for a duel of cosmonauts since

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mid-april

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Sergey kopia and Dmitry patelan and Rose

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Cosmos conducted a spacewalk on Friday

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May 12th the main task for the pair was

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to deploy a radiator on the naoka

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science module this was the sixth

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spacewalk for prokopia and the fourth

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for patellin

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we move on to take a look at a testing

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of a device that may make one task a

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little bit easier for astronauts in

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orbit

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on Tuesday NASA flight engineer Steve

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Bowen tested operations for the hunch

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ball clamp monopod created by the high

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school students United with NASA or hunt

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program the creation of this device

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comes after crew members commented on

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the difficulty of positioning cameras

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correctly and keeping them stable in

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locations on the space station

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the ISS is a very busy laboratory where

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where space is a premium and so it's a

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pretty useful piece of Hardware the

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hunch program offers high school

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students Real World experience in design

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and manufacture of items used aboard the

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space station and finally this weekend

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marks the anniversary of America's first

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May 14th is the 50th anniversary of the

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launch of Skylab Skylab headed to space

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on a Saturn V rocket from the Kennedy

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Space Center

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Skylab was occupied by three crews from

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May 1973 through February 1974. this was

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the first program that focused on living

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and working in space and was the

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foundation for space lab and the

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International Space Station these longer

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stays were the starting point to

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understand how humans adapted to

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prolonged periods in space

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and that's space to ground this week

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keep up with all of the latest space

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station science by following at ISS

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underscore Research on Twitter we'll see