Astronaut duo performs their first spacewalk outside Space Station

Two NASA astronauts stepped out into the void of space Wednesday to perform some maintenance on the International Space Station, marking their first spacewalk. Kjell Lindgren and yearlong Space Station crewmember Scott Kelly completed their spacewalk Wednesday at 3:19 p.m. ET after a grueling seven hours and 16 minutes of work outside the orbiting laboratory. During the spacewalk, the two Americans did some work to prepare for the installation of a docking adaptor that will allow Boeing's Starliner and SpaceX's Crewed Dragon to attach to the Space Station once they begin flying astronauts to the outpost in the not-too-distant future. More

(Source: Mashable - Oct 31)