Footage from Wednesday's spacewalk at the InternationalSpaceStation shows the kind of tricky tasks that astronauts sometimes have to take on.
Two astronauts successfully completed a spacewalk outside the International Space Station on Wednesday, March 23.
The entire spacewalk was livestreamed using cameras attached to the ISS as well as to the astronauts themselves. With the station orbiting Earth at 17,000 mph, the pair experienced around nine sunsets during their lengthy mission. Maurer and Chari arrived at the ISS in November for what is their first space voyage. Wednesday’s spacewalk was Chari’s second having participated in one last week with NASA colleague Kayla Barron, while Maurer was stepping outside for the first time.
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