NASA Sets Coverage for Two Spacewalks Outside Space Station

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NASA is scheduling coverage for a new pair of U.S. spacewalks, U.S. spacewalks 91 and 92, for Monday, June 24, and Tuesday, July 2, respectively. These spacewalks will focus on equipment removal and replacement, including a gyroscope assembly and a communications antenna, as well as the collection of samples from the station’s exterior for analysis.

How to watch the spacewalks: NASA+, NASA Television, The NASA app, YouTube, and The agency’s website.

What to expect during the spacewalks:

U.S. spacewalk 91, on Monday, June 24, is expected to begin at 8 a.m. EDT and last approximately six and a half hours.
U.S. spacewalk 92, on Tuesday, July 2, is scheduled to start at 9 a.m. EDT and will also last about six and a half hours.
Astronauts will be removing a faulty electronics box, called a radio frequency group, from a communications antenna.
They will also be relocating an antenna and installing a mounting bracket to prepare for future solar array upgrades.
Additionally, astronauts will collect samples to understand how microorganisms survive and reproduce on the exterior of the orbiting laboratory.

Keep up with breaking news:

Follow the station blog.
Visit the NASA website for updates and details on the crew members participating in the spacewalks.

While the prompt refers to a news release about two upcoming spacewalks, the provided search results show that NASA sets coverage for spacewalks throughout the year for maintenance and upgrades. There are no news releases for specific spacewalks scheduled in October 2025. Most articles are announcements from previous years or for upcoming missions in early 2025.

Based on the closest relevant search results, here is what NASA’s recent announcements have been regarding spacewalks:

NASA plans to resume US spacewalks in 2025

Following a spacesuit leak in June 2024, NASA suspended all spacewalks using its US spacesuits to investigate.
The agency replaced a seal and umbilical and successfully repressurized the suit. In October 2024, NASA announced plans to resume US spacewalks in 2025, pending proper timing with other station activities.
As of early 2025, multiple news releases announced upcoming US spacewalks to perform maintenance, upgrades, and scientific experiments.

Past and upcoming spacewalk events referenced in searches

January 2025: Two US spacewalks (91 and 92) were scheduled. Tasks included station upgrades, checking access areas for future work on the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, and collecting surface material samples.
May 2025: Two NASA astronauts, Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, conducted a rare all-female spacewalk to install a mounting bracket for a future solar array.
Check the agency’s social media accounts on Instagram and Facebook.
Late 2024: Two Roscosmos cosmonauts conducted a spacewalk to remove old experiments, install new ones, and relocate hardware for the European robotic arm.

How to follow updates on future spacewalks

NASA platforms: The latest details will be announced on the NASA website (NASA.gov), the NASA+ streaming service, NASA Television, and the agency’s social media accounts.
Timing: Spacewalk dates and times are often confirmed closer to the event, as the schedule can change due to various factors, including spacecraft arrivals and departures.

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