The spacewalk of two Russian cosmonauts ended prematurely due to a battery problem in one’s suit. Upon NASA’s call to “drop everything and come back,” the cosmonaut successfully returned to the airlock.
Abnormal voltages were reported on the suit of Oleg Artemyev, a spacewalking cosmonaut. On top of that, one of the Russian controllers on Earth said, “Oleg, you must return to the airlock as soon as possible.” warning came.
‘LEFT EVERYTHING AND GO BACK’
In the lively English translation released by NASA, the cosmonaut repeatedly said, “Drop everything and come back.” was heard. Your controllers also say, “Please don’t worry, everything is fine. You’re fine.” statements were also recorded. Artemyev replied, “Me? Worry? It’s not possible.” replied, successfully returning to the airlock.
DONE AFTER 4 HOURS
According to the news in AFP, the Russian cosmonaut then waited for his colleague Denis Matveyev to collect the materials they used. It was announced that the spacewalk in question ended after about 4 hours. “The situation is under control… The cosmonaut’s health is not in danger,” the Russian space agency Roscosmos said in a statement. expressions were used.