ISS spacewalkers discover there's no such thing as a quick antenna job
19-08-2026 16:07 via theregister.com

ISS spacewalkers discover there's no such thing as a quick antenna job

Stubborn electrical connections and bolts thwarted an attempt to replace an antenna on the International Space Station (ISS) yesterday, forcing spacewalkers to leave the new unit for another day. We've all been there. That "quick job" expected to take a few minutes stretches into hours as bolts refuse to budge and unforeseen problems eat into time better spent enjoying a cookie and tasty beverage. A pair of ISS spacewalkers had much the same experience yesterday. Removing a faulty antenna from t
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