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 Activities on the space station continue despite the Soyuz change


In Washington The International Space Station is mostly operating as usual as NASA adjusts its present operations and future plans in response to Russia's decision to replace a damaged Soyuz spacecraft parked there.

An installation spacewalk for a mounting bracket for a new solar array that will be transported to the station on a future cargo trip will be carried out on January 20 by NASA astronaut Nicole Mann and JAXA astronaut Koichi Wakata. The first spacewalk for both astronauts is expected to last between six and seven hours.

The spacewalk is evidence that the damage incurred by the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft, which arrived there on December 14, and which Roscosmos and NASA have attributed to a micrometeoroid hit, is primarily having little impact on activities on the space station.

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