NASA TV Live Stream of Eclipse: Watch Astronauts Kimbrough and Pesquet Conduct Spacewalk

Get ready to witness a remarkable feat of space exploration as NASA astronauts Bob Kimbrough and Thomas Pesquet embark on a six-to-seven hour spacewalk, live streamed on NASA TV. The event is scheduled to begin at 6:30 am on Wednesday, with the duo expected to exit the International Space Station (ISS) around 8 am.

The spacewalk, also known as an extravehicular activity (EVA), will focus on installing newly arrived solar arrays as part of ongoing upgrades to the ISS's power systems. This critical work is crucial for maintaining the station's operations and ensuring its continued functionality.

Before the big event, Pesquet shared a few behind-the-scenes moments on Twitter, showcasing himself and Kimbrough trying out their spacesuits ahead of the spacewalk. The two astronauts have worked together previously, conducting two spacewalks as part of Expedition 50 in 2017.

This will be their first EVA since joining the station's Expedition 65 in April, with Kimbrough having participated in six previous spacewalks and Pesquet taking part in his third. Following Wednesday's spacewalk, they will conduct another one on Sunday, June 20.

To catch all the action, simply hit play on the video player embedded at the top of this page. The livestream is expected to last around seven hours, with the first 90 minutes providing a glimpse into the final preparations before the astronauts exit the ISS.

So mark your calendars and get ready to watch some out-of-this-world space exploration!

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