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Hubble space telescope: fourth repair mission. 03/2002
auteur: Nasa/Novapix
référence: e-sou01-23200
Image Size 300 DPI: 34 * 34 cm
2002/03/04
Richard Linnehan, mission specialist, anchored on the end of the Space Shuttle Columbia's Remote Manipulator System robotic arm, unfolds a solar array during the mission's first scheduled session of extravehicular activity (EVA). John Grunsfeld (out of frame), payload commander, works in tandem with Linnehan during the space walk to replace one of the two Hubble Space Telescope's second-generation solar arrays. The solar array was replaced with a new, third-generation solar array.
Richard Linnehan, mission specialist, anchored on the end of the Space Shuttle Columbia's Remote Manipulator System robotic arm, unfolds a solar array during the mission's first scheduled session of extravehicular activity (EVA). John Grunsfeld (out of frame), payload commander, works in tandem with Linnehan during the space walk to replace one of the two Hubble Space Telescope's second-generation solar arrays. The solar array was replaced with a new, third-generation solar array.
Keywords for this photo:
2002 - ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE - ASTRONAUT - ASTRONOMICAL SATELLITE - ASTRONOMY - CANADARM - COLUMBIA - EARTH - EARTH FROM SPACE - EVA - EXTRA VEHICULAR ACTIVITY - EXTRA-VEHICULAR ACTIVITY - EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITY - HST - HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE - HUMAN - LINNEHAN RICHARD - MAN - ROBOTIC ARM - SOLAR PANEL - SPACE - SPACE SHUTTLE - STS-109 -
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