STS-127 EVA #4 total time was seven hours and twelve minutes. Christopher Cassidy and Thomas Marshburn replaced the final four of the six batteries on P6 truss integrated electronics assembly.
STS-127 EVA #4 total time was seven hours and twelve minutes. Christopher Cassidy and Thomas Marshburn replaced the final four of the six batteries on P6 truss integrated electronics assembly.
EVA #3 spacewalkers were Dave Wolf and Christopher Cassidy. EVA #3 was cut short due to high levels of CO2 in Cassidy\’s suit. EVA #3 total time was five hours and fifty-nine minutes.
STS-127 EVA #2 total time was six hours and fifty-three minutes. EVA #2 spacewalkers were Dave Wolf and Tom Marshburn.
STS-127 EVA #1 total time was five hours and thirty-two minutes. STS-127 EVA #1 is the 126th EVA in support of ISS assembly and maintenance. It was the first EVA for Timothy Kopra and the fifth for David Wolf.
On July 17, 2009, at 12:47 PM CDT, the Space Shuttle Endeavour docked with the International Space Station delivering the final pieces of the Japanese Kibo complex and a new flight engineer to join the Expedition 20 crew.