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Flight Day 14 (December 2 CST)
Columbia's six-member crew was awakened at 7:46 p.m. CST to begin flight day 14 of the STS-87 mission and a busy day involving the second space walk of this flight. Takao Doi and Winston Scott switched their suits to battery power at 3:09 a.m. Dec. 3 signalling the start of their second spacewalk of this mission and completed the EVA at 8:09 a.m. CST. The spacewalk lasted about 5 hours. They first repeated some of the crane operations, handling the smaller of the boxes that represent objects it will have to move during International Space Station assembly. They then tested the AERCam/Sprint, a free-flying video camera that is being developed as a tool for surveying the outside of space structures such as the International Space Station and as a second point of view during astronaut spacewalks. Sprint was controlled by pilot Steve Lindsey via a joystick on Columbia's aft flight deck. Combined with the first spacewalk duration of 7 hours, 43 minutes, Doi and Scott completed 12 hours and 43 minutes outside Columbia's crew cabin during the mission. |
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Last Updated : December 4, 1997
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