Hoburg likewise finished a variety of other tasks, including surveying and measuring air flows in the stations U.S. Orbital Segment. With the support of Alneyadi, the 2 likewise installed ethernet cable televisions and a communications data converter. Ahead of station upgrades and eye examinations, Alneyadi spent his early morning in the Window Observational Research Facility observing and taking pictures of Earth.
Along with vision exams, Bowen also took part in an ARED Kinematics session– a test that examines present workout programs to enable the enhancement of future regimens.
Leader Sergey Prokopyev of Roscosmos conducted cable television upkeep and dealt with inventory and freight prepare for the upcoming ISS Progress 85 mission. Cosmonaut Dmitri Petelin prepped for a Pilot-T experiment, in which Fedyeav later wore the sensor-packed cap to practice piloting methods that check out how spacefarers might manage and respond spacecraft on future planetary missions.
NASA astronaut and Flight Engineer Frank Rubio spent his 300th day in space on Tuesday. NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg began his early morning carrying out monthly upkeep on the stations treadmill. Hoburg, NASA astronaut Stephen Bowen, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Flight Engineer Sultan Alneyadi and Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev all took turns utilizing imaging hardware to complete eye exams that help researchers much better understand how living in space impacts vision.
NASA astronaut and Expedition 68 Flight Engineer Frank Rubio peers through one of the 7 windows in the cupola, the International Space Stations “window to the world.” Credit: NASA
After a well-deserved day off on Monday, the Expedition 69 team aboard the International Space Station was back to work Tuesday carrying out a range of maintenance activities, science experiments, and vision tests.
NASA astronaut and Flight Engineer Frank Rubio invested his 300th day in area on Tuesday. Additionally, he examined water from the stations Water Processing Assembly located in the Tranquility module and performed EVA battery maintenance.
NASA astronaut and Expedition 68 Flight Engineer Frank Rubio is visualized working inside the International Space Stations Quest airlock. Credit: NASA
NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg began his early morning carrying out monthly upkeep on the stations treadmill. Following upkeep, he established for vision examinations that four astronauts, including himself, finished later on in the day. Hoburg, NASA astronaut Stephen Bowen, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Flight Engineer Sultan Alneyadi and Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev all took turns utilizing imaging hardware to complete eye tests that help researchers better understand how living in space impacts vision.