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Elizabeth Howell

ISS astronauts conduct 'spacewalk review' after spacesuit coolant leak

An astronaut in a bulky white spacesuit is brought into a cramped laboratory from an airlock.

Astronauts are performing a "spacewalk review" in orbit after a coolant leak cancelled a planned excursion on Monday (June 24), NASA officials said in an update.

NASA astronauts Tracy Caldwell Dyson and Mike Barratt halted the spacewalk while still in the International Space Station (ISS) hatch, due to a spacesuit coolant leak in Dyson's spacesuit. Today (June 25), NASA said the crew is reviewing what to do next, in consultation with Mission Control. "Barratt began Tuesday morning troubleshooting Dyson's spacesuit and inspecting the suit's components," NASA officials wrote in a brief update that mentioned a "spacewalk review" in the title. "Afterward, [Barratt] joined Dyson for ongoing procedure reviews with fellow astronauts Matthew Dominick and Jeanette Epps for future spacewalks."

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