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alex grippocha beginning of the third

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spacewalk of his career skripochka has

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logged 11 hours and 50 minutes of

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spacewalking time up to

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this point in time today

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uh his third spacewalk and the last

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schedule for skripochka

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uh on this uh

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increment of his uh that began with his

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launch

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back in october along with alexander

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kaleri and the current station commander

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scott kelly approaching the 90-minute

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mark into today's spacewalk by demetri

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kondratyev and oleg skripochka

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spacewalk began at 7 30 a.m central time

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8 30 eastern time

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the two cosmonauts quickly installed an

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experiment called the

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malnea gamma experiment on the small

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diameter section of the forward end of

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the zvezda service module

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that experiment designed to look at

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gamma ray activity and optical radiation

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during lightning and thunderstorm

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conditions back on earth so the two

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cosmonauts have now completed all of

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their photographic work outside of the

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piers docking compartment are moving

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they will hook their orlon spacesuits to

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battery power

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internal power inside piers

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after which they will begin the process

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of removing the protective ring around

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the pier's docking compartment

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airlock hatch and then we'll close the

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hatch to mark the official end of

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today's spacewalk

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this is mission control houston uh with

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the closure of the hatch on the piers

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docking compartment to end today's

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spacewalk by dimitri kondratyev and

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alegas gripochka at four hours and 51

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minutes

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here are statistics that you'll be

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interested in

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this was the

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153rd spacewalk in support of space

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station assembly and maintenance

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the total uh time uh for spacewalks

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outside of the international space

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station 153

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spacewalks in support of station

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assembly and maintenance now totaling