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View of Earth from space. In the foreground, the legs of Joshua's spacesuit float in weightlessness.
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View of Earth from orbit beneath Joshua Kutryk's feet

Anil holds a cylindrical solar array. His feet are attached to the end of Canadarm2.
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Moving a solar array in space

View of Earth and part of the Station.
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An astronaut's view from the International Space Station

Close-up view of the solar arrays in Earth orbit.
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International Space Station solar panels

Joshua wears a spacesuit outside the Station, with the Earth visible in the background.
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Selfie of Joshua Kutryk during his second spacewalk

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Get to know Canada's robotics operators

The astronauts practise at the robotics workstation inside a module aboard the Station.
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Astronauts practice at the robotics workstation

Joshua holds a protective cover enclosing the failed wrist joint that was removed and replaced on Canadarm2.
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Joshua Kutryk prepares a Canadarm2 joint for its return to Earth

Joshua exercises on a stationary bicycle aboard the International Space Station.
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Exercise session aboard the Station for Joshua Kutryk.

Joshua, camera in hand, takes photos of Earth from the Cupola.
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Joshua Kutryk takes pictures of Earth from the Cupola

Joshua and seven other astronauts look at screens and documents.
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Expedition 75 crew members aboard the International Space Station

The Crew-12 and Crew-13 astronauts float together wearing their space suits.
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Members of Crew-12 and Crew-13

Joshua's face is clearly visible through his helmet visor outside the Station.
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Joshua Kutryk working outside the Station

Joshua, shown full-length outside the Station, with Canadarm2 visible above him.
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Joshua Kutryk during a spacewalk outside the Station

Close-up of Joshua in his spacesuit in preparation for a spacewalk.
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Joshua Kutryk ready to exit the Station

Joshua, in his spacesuit, while Luke checks equipment behind him.
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Final adjustments before Joshua Kutryk's spacewalk

Joshua in his spacesuit in preparation for a spacewalk, alongside Jessica and Luke.
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Joshua Kutryk prepares for his first spacewalk

Joshua wears part of his equipment stands beside his spacesuit. Jessica is beside him.
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Final preparations for Joshua Kutryk's first spacewalk

Anil works outside the Station while positioned on Canadarm2 and wearing a spacesuit.
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Anil Menon during a spacewalk

A thermal radiator used to dissipate heat from the Station, with Earth visible in the background.
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View of Earth and a thermal radiator

Joshua wears a spacesuit outside the Station, with the Earth visible in the background.
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Selfie of Joshua Kutryk

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CSA astronaut Joshua Kutryk's first spacewalk

Joshua, wearing a spacesuit, works outside the Station. Earth is visible in the background.
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Solar array installation by Joshua Kutryk

Interior view of the Station showing modules filled with equipment, cables, and workstations.
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Inside view of one of the International Space Station modules

An empty spacesuit on the Space Station, with a Canadian flag displayed on the shoulder.
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Extravehicular spacesuit aboard the Station

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Spacewalks: No walk in the park!

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Artemis II daily logbook 7–8: A call with the Prime Minister of Canada

View of the Lake Ontario, with the Canadarm2 robotic arm visible in the foreground.
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Canadarm2 and the Lake Ontario region

View of the Great Lakes with the Canadarm2 robotic arm visible in the foreground.
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Great Lakes region

The astronauts from both crews gather in a semicircle inside the Station for the welcome photo.
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Crew-12 welcomes Crew-13 aboard the International Space Station

Un appareil de forme cubique doté d'une lentille, avec un bouton de mise en marche et des voyants.
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Preliminary Canadian Active Neutron Spectrometer (CANS) design

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Crew-13: Welcome to the International Space Station

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Joshua Kutryk thanks Canadians

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Get ready for a space adventure with Joshua Kutryk

Video duration: 5:28

What Happens to the Human Body in Space?

A very large room with cylinder-shaped modules and various equipment.
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Training modules of the International Space Station

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