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.@jeff_foust here's a picture of the cislunar EVA Charlie Bolden says NASA does not know how to do (Apollo 17). pic.twitter.com/Q4pb1Ygf1X
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.@batchelorshow actually deep space – cis-lunar EVAs were done on Apollo 15,16, and 17. So, #NASA has experience – albeit 4 decades ago.
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This reminds me of what happened during the first station expedition: over-scheduling of crew time by the flight planners. Apparently nobody read the history of Skylab, either…
I remember they revolted and took a day off on Skylab. I remember at least one of the Apollo space walks on the news. I always felt it must be very scary to climb out of your ship far far away from the earth or the moon. Was it???