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Another power-generating spacewalk
outside the space station.

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A commercial resupply spacecraft
heads to the station.

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And sharing the experience of
a ride aboard the space station.

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A few of the stories to tell you about –
This Week at NASA!

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On June 9, NASA astronauts Steve Bowen and
Woody Hoburg conducted a spacewalk

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to install an upgraded International Space
Station Roll Out Solar Array, or IROSA.

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This is the fifth of six new IROSAs being
installed to augment the station’s

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power system – the sixth is scheduled to
be installed later this month.

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Once all six are installed, the station
could generate more than 30% more power.

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“And liftoff of CRS-28.
Go Falcon, go Dragon.”

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The new International Space Station Roll
Out Solar Arrays were delivered aboard the

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SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft that
launched to the station June 5

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from our Kennedy Space Center.

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The Dragon also delivered new science
investigations, food, supplies,

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and other equipment for the station crew.

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This is SpaceX’s 28th commercial resupply
services mission

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to the space station for NASA.

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On June 5, NASA astronauts Nicole Mann and
Josh Cassada, and Japan Aerospace

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Exploration Agency astronaut Koichi Wakata

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talked about their SpaceX Crew-5 mission
to the International Space Station

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during a post-flight event for employees
at NASA headquarters.

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They also visited with
Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy,

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and Associate Administrator Bob Cabana.

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The Crew-5 astronauts spent
157 days in space.

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An independently appointed review board
determined that actions taken by NASA,

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our Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Caltech

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to put the Psyche mission on track for an
October 2023 launch have been outstanding.

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The Psyche spacecraft will travel to
and study a metal-rich asteroid

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of the same name.

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The board was convened last summer
after the mission team requested

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to delay the spacecraft’s
August 2022 launch.

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That’s what’s up this week @NASA.