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## Video: NASA Astronauts Complete Their Third Spacewalk in 8 Days

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_Published 2015-03-02. Two U.S. astronauts completed their third spacewalk in eight days on Sunday after rigging cables and installing antennas to the side of the ISS in preparation for future commercial spacecraft._


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## Transcript

You'll hear them called whiffs quite a bit today. Which, just a reminder, your green hook goes to 32- 12. 32- 12. [ BLANK AUDIO ] And so. Virts's now working to get the antennas out of his crew- lock bag. EVA officer saying he's right about on his time line. Wilmore working pretty quick. Couple a minutes ahead of his. Already heading back towards the airlock to collect the large bags and then get ready for his next task which will take a. Both him and Terry Virts over to the Destiny laboratory to remove one of the MMOD shields. I'm on T1. And then there, you can see Virts making his way back This feed you can see EV2 Butch Wilmore get in the suit with no red stripes on it, already staged over.

At the Destiny lab you can see that large ORU bag just in front of him. Which, why don't you open that big bag, you can you can use the straps to help restrain the bag if you need it and we had hand rails two, three, six. 2- 9- 1 or 2- 2- 9. Copy sunny. And Terry just a heads up that you're just translating to the lab MMOD shield area. Copy that, thanks for the reminder. [ NOISE ] I'm at 3607 setting. Okay, copy that. You're going to need to wire tight and put your cable in that one. Copy that. So, Terry Virts already has one of the antenna caps removed.

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