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Tuesday 27 October 2026

Spacewalk 100: Menon and Kutryk to fit 7th ISS solar array

NASA's Anil Menon and Canada's Joshua Kutryk step outside the ISS at 10:30pm Thursday 29 October, Adelaide time, to fit its seventh roll out solar array.

Liora Hale Tuesday 27 October 2026, open calendar5 min read

File photo of NASA astronauts Josh Cassada and Frank Rubio installing a roll out solar array on the space station, 3 December 2022. Photo by NASA, public domain.

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Two astronauts are about to step outside the International Space Station to bolt on a new solar array, and it'll be the 100th spacewalk out of the American side of the station. If you're in Adelaide, it starts at 10:30pm on Thursday.

Astronauts on a spacewalk install a rolled up solar array on the International Space Station using the Canadarm2 robot arm — File photo of NASA astronauts Josh Cassada and Frank Rubio installing a roll out solar array on the space station, 3 December 2022. Photo by NASA, public domain.

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