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Astronaut Rex J. Walheim Spacewalk

Astronaut Rex J. Walheim is attached to the International Space Station's robotic arm during an STS-110 spacewalk in April 2002. This spacewalk was the first time the station robotic arm was ever used to maneuver spacewalkers around the station. During this mission Walheim performed two EVAs totaling 14 hours and 5 minutes.

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Title: Astronaut Rex J. Walheim Spacewalk

Caption: Astronaut Rex J. Walheim is attached to the International Space Station's robotic arm during an STS-110 spacewalk in April 2002. This spacewalk was the first time the station robotic arm was ever used to maneuver spacewalkers around the station. During this mission Walheim performed two EVAs totaling 14 hours and 5 minutes.

Category: Astronomy & Space

Credit: Album / NASA/Science Source

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Image size: 2008 × 3032 px | 17.4 MB

Print size: 17.0 × 25.7 cm | 790.6 × 1193.7 in (300 dpi)

Keywords: ASTRONAUT • ASTRONOMIA • ASTRONOMY & SPACE • ASTRONOMY • CREW MEMBER • CREW • CREWMEMBER • EVA • EVE • EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY • INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION • ISS • MALE • MAN • MANNED MISSION • MEN • MISSION • NASA • OUTERSPACE • PEOPLE • PERSON • REX J WALHEIM • REX WALHEIM • SPACE (COSMOS) • SPACE EXPLORATION • SPACE PROGRAM • SPACE • SPACEWALK • SPATIAL • STS-110 • WALHEIM