I’ve recently started to keep track of space missions and I’ve found the 5th Endeavour walk to be the most interesting. Here’s the highlights:
- Installation of 50 foot inspection pole added to the international space station (UN-in-the-sky, now with pool-skimmer attachment!)
- Extra long power cord for inspection pole (that way they can power the “International Space Station - Parking” neon sign)
- “Hanging” of scientific experiments to the European Columbus lab done with help of a hammer.
The thermal shield has been cleared for landing. I hope the rest of the shuttle has as well.
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