(Image credit: Courtesy of Bader Al Moulah) The tide has finally turned and EVAs are back on the menu– so much so that the crew is beginning to grow exhausted of EVAs. Not just have we been able to carry out numerous lava tube EVAs, however we likewise did a number of EVAs at night. They pass on information from the EVA crew to the rest of the team inside the environment, as well as to the Mission Control group on Earth, who manages each objective.
(Image credit: Courtesy of Bader Al Moulah) The tide has actually finally turned and EVAs are back on the menu– so much so that the team is beginning to grow worn out of EVAs. Not only have we been able to perform multiple lava tube EVAs, however we likewise did numerous EVAs at night. (Image credit: Courtesy of Sean Gellenbeck) All of the EVAs have also provided fascinating new data for Crew Operations Officer Dr. Lindsey Kishline. He utilized them to assess their feasibility for their use in long-duration missions if a team in area would require to develop their own tools in a time of need.Commander Musilova finalizing off to be the “HabCOM” for tonights night EVA. They communicate info from the EVA team to the rest of the team inside the environment, as well as to the Mission Control group on Earth, who supervises each objective.