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Space walk is a towering success



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TWO astronauts unhooked a 35,000lb girder from the International Space Station yesterday, starting the delicate process of moving the giant solar power tower to another part of the orbiting outpost.
Scott Parazynski and Daniel Tani conducted the work in a six-and-a-half-hour space walk.

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  • Last Updated: 28 October 2007 11:06 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Space science
 
1

49th State,

walking down the beach with the sand man 29/10/2007 06:36:11

Space walking is sooo 1980's.

2

Conan,

Moffat 29/10/2007 08:01:18

OK, deep freeze - let's see you do it.

3

Boy Wonder,

29/10/2007 08:27:30

#1. #2. Without the benefit of a suit!! :))

4

I'm no really here,

29/10/2007 09:01:23

Another example of complete, in-depth reporting from The Scotsman. A kiddie could have done better by cutting and pasting from the NASA site.

5

49th State,

in bed, fast asleep 30/10/2007 09:14:54

# 1 and 2

I could do it, if I took a deep breath first.

Really, shouldn't there be a pub on Mars by now? The gears are stuck in neutral, I tell ya.

6

Jay Kay,

Burntisland 30/10/2007 13:21:33

"she canna take it capn, shes breakin up"


 

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