Florida, 11-05-2013
Into It was repaired the loss of ammonia on the International Space Station. After about four hours of work in the cosmic void, American astronauts Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn have isolated the damaged part and replaced the faulty pump from which flowed the liquid used as a refrigerant for the electrical equipment of the ISS.
Into When NASA’s mission control center in Houston (Texas) sent the impulse to re-start the flow of ammonia in the sector concerned, the end of the P6 truss, everything worked out for the best. Cassidy and Marshburn have waited a few minutes in order to ascertain “visually” the operation of the apparatus. Into “Houston, no bow, we do not see anything,” was the comment of the spacewalkers. “So far so good,” they replied then the technicians from Earth.
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