Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk has completed his second spacewalk outside the International Space Station, according to SpaceQ. The outlet reports that the outing added the station's final array. CBC places the spacewalk at more than six hours in duration.
SpaceQ covered the milestone in its weekly ISS update, which also noted the array work. CBC and Yahoo News Canada both reported on the completion of Kutryk's second spacewalk, while Castanet carried a similar report.
NASA, in its own weekly summary, described a period of spacewalk cleanup alongside biomedical science and maintenance activities aboard the station. That account frames the array work as part of a broader week of research and upkeep on the orbiting laboratory.
The reports do not specify the exact date of the spacewalk or the type of array involved, and no further technical details were provided in the available material.
Kutryk's second spacewalk follows his first, though the reporting summarized here gives no timing for that earlier outing.
What to watch next: further NASA updates on the station's power configuration and on the results of the biomedical work carried out during the same week.
