Space Station Cosmonauts take a Walk in Space

TL;DR

Nanosatellites successfully deployed in space to test technologies for space telecommunication and navigation systems.

Transcript

and there goes the first of the two tenutia satellites deployed manually by sergey ryazanskiy the trajectory operations officer our ballistics officer here in mission control reports a good trajectory as it goes away are you ready to just listen we are go yeah no and there goes the second tunusha satellite at 10 16 a.m central time so three out of ... Read More

Key Insights

• 👾 Sergey Ryazanskiy manually deployed the nanosatellites in space.
• 👾 The nanosatellites are aimed at testing technologies for space telecommunication and navigation systems.
• ❓ All five nanosatellites had a successful trajectory and deployment.

Questions & Answers

Q: How many nanosatellites were deployed during the mission?

Five nanosatellites were deployed in total during the mission.

Q: What are the nanosatellites designed to test?

The nanosatellites are designed to test technologies for the creation of new space telecommunication and navigation systems.

Q: Did all of the nanosatellites have a successful deployment?

Yes, all five nanosatellites had a successful deployment, according to the trajectory reports from mission control.

Q: Were any experiments conducted during the mission?

Yes, a material science experiment was retrieved from outside the hatchway and brought back inside.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Five nanosatellites were deployed in space, with three already deployed and the remaining two to be deployed soon.

• The satellites are designed to test technologies for the creation of new space telecommunication and navigation systems.

• A material science experiment was also conducted during the mission.