ISS Russian spacewalks

• Yurii Usachyov (Orlan-M № 23)
• James Voss (Orlan-M № 12)

• Energiya
• JSC

• Vladimir Dezhurov (Orlan-M № 23)
• Mikhail Tyurin (Orlan-M № 12)

• Mating electrical connectors of the radio telemetry system Transit-B to support communications for Orlan spacesuits
• Installation of egress device, four handrails on egress hatches, cargo boom GStM-1 and beams with AR-VKA and 2AR-VKA antennas of the Kurs radio system
• Deployment of the docking target on DC-1 Pirs

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Vladimir Dezhurov (Orlan-M № 23)
• Mikhail Tyurin (Orlan-M № 12)

• Installation of three panels of the MPAC&SEED experiment and Kromka 1-0 tablet on SM Zvezda
• Replacement of a plate with the Russian flag by a plate with the Kodak logo on DC-1 Pirs

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Vladimir Dezhurov (Orlan-M № 23)
• Frank Culbertson (Orlan-M № 12)

• Laying and connecting cables of the Kurs RF-system between SM Zvezda and DC-1 Pirs
• Testing cargo boom GStM-1
• Examining the side of the SB-2 solar array on Zvezda which failed to fully deploy

• The hundredth EVA in Russian spacesuits
• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Vladimir Dezhurov (Orlan-M № 23)
• Mikhail Tyurin (Orlan-M № 12)

• Removing a sealing rubber ring from the docking port on the instrumentation and propulsion compartment of SM Zvezda, which was left there by cargo spacecraft Progress M-45 and was preventing the structural latching of Progress M1-7
• Taking pictures of capacitor sensors of micrometeoroid control system on Zvezda

• Unscheduled VKD
• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA

• Yurii Onufrienko (Orlan-M № 14)
• Carl Walz (Orlan-M № 12)

• Transfer of the cargo boom GStM-2 from the pressurized mating adapter PMA-1 onto DC-1 Pirs using cargo boom GStM-1
• Installing ham radio antenna WA-3 onto SM Zvezda

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Yurii Onufrienko (Orlan-M № 14)
• Daniel Bursch (Orlan-M № 12)

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Valerii Korzun (Orlan-M № 14)
• Peggy Whitson (Orlan-M № 23)

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Valerii Korzun (Orlan-M № 14)
• Sergei Treshchyov (Orlan-M № 23)

• Installing a restraint pad and four guides on handrails on FGB Zarya
• Dismantling panel № 1 of the MPAC&SEED hardware and shifting panels № 2 and № 3
• Replacement of the tablet Kromka 1-1 with Kromka 1-2
• Installing ham radio antennas WA-1 and WA-2 and examining dismountable condenser sensor of the system for micrometeorid control on SM Zvezda

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Michael Foale (Orlan-M № 14)
• Aleksandr Kaleri (Orlan-M № 23)

• Replacing removable cartridge SKK No.1-DC with SKK No.2-DC on DC-1 Pirs
• Dismantling panel No.2 of the MPAC&SEED equipment and shifting panel No.3
• Installing an anthropomorphic dummy Matryoshka-E and replacing SKK No.1-SM with SKK No.3-SM on SM Zvezda

• The spacewalk was cut short due to a malfunction of the cooling system in Aleksandr Kaleri’s spacesuit caused by accidental compression of one of the pipes
• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status

• Gennadii Padalka (Orlan-M № 25)
• Michael Fincke (Orlan-M № 26)

• The spacewalk was cut short due to an oxygen leak from the prime tank of Michael Fincke’s spacesuit

• Unscheduled VKD
• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Gennadii Padalka (Orlan-M № 25)
• Michael Fincke (Orlan-M № 26)

• Replacing the remote power controller module (RPCM) of the control moment gyro CMG-2 on the S0 Truss
• Installing the pressure and precipitation control unit on DC-1 Pirs

• Unscheduled VKD
• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Gennadii Padalka (Orlan-M № 25)
• Michael Fincke (Orlan-M № 26)

• Replacing retrievable cartridge SSK No.2-SM with SSK No.4-SM and tablet Kromka 1-2 with Kromka 1-3
• Dismantling six laser retroreflectors LSV and Platan-M equipment
• Installing three upgraded laser retro reflectors LSV-M, videometer target and antennas WAS № 1, 2 of spacecraft-to-spacecraft RF link

• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Gennadii Padalka (Orlan-M № 25)
• Michael Fincke (Orlan-M № 26)

• Replacing removable panel No.1 of the flow controller and installing four safety tether fairleads on FGB Zarya
• Installing three spacecraft-to-spacecraft RF-link antennas WAL № 1, 2, 3 on SM Zvezda

• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Leroy Chiao (Orlan-M № 25)
• Salizhan Sharipov (Orlan-M № 27)

• Installing on SM Zvezda the universal work platform URM-D and assembling on it the robotic arm “Robotik”
• Transferring panel No.3 of the MPAC&SEED experiment and replacing it with a transceiver with TM/TC antenna
• Installing Biorisk-MSN equipment on DC-1 Pirs

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Leroy Chiao (Orlan-M № 25)
• Salizhan Sharipov (Orlan-M № 27)

• Installing three spacecraft-to-spacecraft RF-link antennas WAL № 4, 5, 6 and antenna assembly of the satellite navigation equipment ASN-M onto SM Zvezda
• Manually launching an engineering research nanosatellite TNS-0 No.1

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Sergei Krikalyov (Orlan-M № 25)
• John Phillips (Orlan-M № 27)

• Retreiving container No.1 of the Biorisk-MSN equipment from DC-1 Pirs
• Dismantling panel No.3 of the MPAC&SEED equipment and anthropomorphic dummy Matryoshka-E
• Installing a backup TV camera and replacing retreivable cartridge SKK No.3-SM with SKK No.5-SM on SM Zvezda

• JSC
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• ЦУП, TsUP

• William McArthur (Orlan-M № 25)
• Valerii Tokarev (Orlan-M № 27)

• Launching minisatellite RadioSkaf (SuitSat) No.1
• Relocating cargo boom adapter from FGB Zarya onto pressurized mating adapter PMA-3
• Getting cable TUS-1 out of the emergency cutter on the zenith IUA unit of mobile transporter (MT)
• Dismantling container № 2 of the Biorisk-MSN equipment from DC-1 Pirs
• Monitoring the exterior of the Russian Segment (Panorama experiment)

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Pavel Vinogradov (Orlan-M № 25)
• Jeffrey Williams (Orlan-M № 26)

• Installing a nozzle on the filler valve KZZ on the transfer compartment of SM Zvezda to assure proper venting of hydrogen from the oxygen generation system Elektron-VM
• Retrieving tray Kromka 1-3
• Dismantling the third container of the Biorisk-MSN equipment and the pressure and precipitation control unit from DC-1 Pirs
• Replaced TV camera on the mobile transporter MBS of the US orbital segment

• Energiya
• NASA
• On-Orbit Status
• JSC
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Mikhail Tyurin (Orlan № 0240027 [27])
• Michael Lopez-Alegria (Orlan № 0520025 [25])

• Conducting commercial experiment Golf on the ISS
• Failed attempts to move the 2AO-VKA antenna of Progress M-58 into the closed position
• Relocating the WAL-2 antenna of the vehicle-to-vehicle RF link
• Installing the BTN detector unit

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Mikhail Tyurin (Orlan № 0240027 [27])
• Michael Lopez-Alegria (Orlan № 0520025 [25])

• Releasing and retracting the 2AO-VKA antenna on Progress M-58 spacecraft
• replacing a retrievable cartridge SKK No.5-SM with SKK No.9-SM on SM Zvezda
• connecting a BTN detector unit

• Unscheduled VKD
• JSC
• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com: forum thread
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan-M № 0520025 [25], BRTA-13)
• Oleg Kotov (Orlan-M № 26, BRTA-18 telemetry system)

• Transferring 17 additional debris shielding panels using cargo boom GStM-2 from the pressurized mating adapter PMA-3 to SM Zvezda and installling on it five panels
• Laying and connecting a new high-frequency cable in order to restore the operation of the satellite navigation equipment on the ISS

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan-M № 0520025 [25])
• Oleg Kotov (Orlan-M № 26)

• Energiya
• JSC
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Sergei Volkov (Orlan-M № 27)
• Oleg Kononenko (Orlan-M № 26)

• Repairing Soyuz TMA-12 spacecraft by mechanically demating one of the five locks connecting the descent vehicle and instrumentation and propulsion compartment

• Unscheduled VKD
• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Sergei Volkov (Orlan-M № 27)
• Oleg Kononenko (Orlan-M № 26)

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA

• Yurii Lonchakov (Orlan-M № 26)
• Michael Fincke (Orlan-M № 27)

• Installing Langmuir probe
• Retrieving the second container of the Biorisk-MSN experiment
• Installing the IPI-SM hardware on SM Zvezda
• Installing and subsequently removing EXPOSE-R hardware due to its failure to power up

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA

• Yurii Lonchakov (Orlan-M № 26)
• Michael Fincke (Orlan-M № 27)

• Removing arimide tapes from the area of the docking target and antennas AR-VKA and 2AR-VKA on DC-1 Pirs
• Reinstalling and hooking up the EXPOSE-R hardware on SM Zvezda
• Monitoring the condition of external surfaces and structural elements on the ISS Russian Segment under Panorama-2009 program

• Unscheduled VKD
• ISS Daily Report
• NASA

• Gennadii Padalka (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Michael Barratt (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Dismantling antennas 4AO-VKA, AR-VKA and 2AR-VKA of Kurs-P rendezvous and docking system on SM Zvezda
• Connecting antenna cables
• Taking pictures of antennas using GStM-2 cargo boom
• Testing new Orlan-MK spacesuits

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• Spacewalk Briefing Materials
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Gennadii Padalka (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Michael Barratt (Orlan-MK № 6)

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Maksim Suraev (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Oleg Kotov (Orlan-MK № 5)

• Laying and connecting cables of the RF system Kurs and an Ethernet nework cable between SM Zvezda and MIM-2 Poisk
• Installing a Kurs system antenna, docking targets, multi-layer insulation flaps and handrails on egress hatches on MIM-2 Poisk
• Retreiving scientific equipment Biorisk-MSN from DC-1 Pirs

• ISS Daily Report
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Mikhail Kornienko (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Replacing a TV camera on SM Zvezda propulsion compartment and subsequent jettisoniong of the old camera
• Laying and connecting cables of MIM-1 Rassvet onboard equipment control system to SM Zvezda and the cables of the Kurs RF system of MIM-1 Rassvet to FGB Zarya

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Oleg Skripochka (Orlan-MK № 5)

• Taking swab samples from the multi-layer insulation on SM Zvezda and DC-1 Pirs within the framework of the Test experiment
• Installing on SM Zvezda a portable multipurpose worksation URM-D and dismantling the Robotik robotic arm
• Installing a retrievable container cartridge SKK № 1-M2 on MIM-2 Poisk
• Removing a TV camera from MIM-1 Rassvet on the side of the active docking port

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Dimitrii Kondrat’ev (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Oleg Skripochka (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Installing a high-rate data transmission system box on SM Zvezda
• Dismantling scientific equipment IPI-SM and EXPOSE-R
• Installing TV camera on MIM-1 Rassvet on the side of the passive docking port

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• Russian EVA 27 Graphics
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Dimitrii Kondrat’ev (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Oleg Skripochka (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Installing Foton-Gamma hardware and radiometry system RK-21-8 onto SM Zvezda
• Dismantling and jettisoning the Yakor (“Anchor”) device
• Removing Komplast panels No.2 and No.10 on FGB Zarya

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Sergei Volkov (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Aleksandr Samokutyaev (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Launching the microsatellite RadioSkaf-B
• Installing and connecting the onboard laser commmunications terminal BTLS-N and dismantling the 4AO-VKA antenna of the Kurs RF system on SM Zvezda
• Installing Biorisk-MSN equipment onto DC-1 Pirs

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com: forum thread
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Oleg Kononenko (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Anton Shkaplerov (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Transferring the cargo boom GStM-1 from DC-1 Pirs module onto MIM-2 Poisk
• Installing two panels with specimens within the framework of the Vynoslivost experiment onto MIM-2 Poisk
• Taking swap samples off the multi-layer insulation of SM Zvezda within the Test experiment

• Energiya
• ISS Daily Report
• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com: forum thread

• Gennadii Padalka (Orlan-MK № 5 with BRTA-7)
• Yurii Malenchenko (Orlan-MK № 6 with BRTA-9)

• Transferring cargo boom GStM-2 from DC-1 Pirs to FGB Zarya
• Manual launch of the Sfera-53 satellite
• Installing five additional meteoroid shield panels on the smaller diameter working compartment of SM Zvezda
• Dismantling container No.1 of the Biorisk-MSN equipment and installing two struts of the egress device on DC-1 Pirs

• Energiya
• ISS Daily Report
• NASA

• Pavel Vinogradov (Orlan-MK № 6)
• Roman Romanenko (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Installing equipement of the first phase of the Obstanovka (“Atmosphere”) experiment and replacing videometer target on SM Zvezda
• Dismantling container No.2 of the Biorisk-MSN equipment from DC-1 Pirs
• Dismantling the first panel from the Endurance experiment (accidentally floated away from P.V. Vinogradov) from MIM-2 Poisk

• ISS Daily Report
• NASA

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Aleksander Misurkin (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Replacing the replaceable panel No.2 of the flow control regulator and installing holders and guides on FGB Zarya
• Installing Indicator-ISS equipment and removing the second panel of the Endurance experiment from MIM-2 Poisk
• Dismantling the Foton-Gamma hardware and installing soft handholds onto SM Zvezda

• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com forum thread

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Aleksander Misurkin (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Installing a soft handhold between MIM-2 Poisk and FGB Zarya
• Laying along Zarya four power cables and an Ethernet network cable for MLM Nauka
• Installing a second panel of the Endurance experiment on Poisk

• Longest Russian VKD so far
• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Aleksander Misurkin (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Dismantling the onboard terminal for laser communications BTLS-N
• Installing an outboard workstation with a two-axis pointing platform, inspecting and tightening loose bolts on thermal protective covers of antennas for spacecraft-to-spacecraft communications link WAL and installing two soft handholds onto SM Zvezda
• Taking swab samples off the surface of the egress hatch VL-2 of MIM-2 Poisk within the framework of the Test experiment

• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Oleg Kotov (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Sergei Ryazanskii (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Taking an Olympic torch out into open space
• Dismantling an anchor from the transfer compartment of SM Zvezda (it turned out to be impossible to install it in the right position on the outboard workstation)
• Installing a removable rotary handhold on an outboard workstation
• Dismantling a locking device from a two-axis pointing platform and disconnecting radiometry system RK-21-8 on Zvezda (its antenna could not be folded because of a problem with one of its two locks)

• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Oleg Kotov (Orlan-MK № 6)
• Sergei Ryazanskii (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Installing an anchor on the outboard workstation
• installing and subsequently removing Canadian high and medium definition cameras made by EarthCast because of a power supply failure
• dismantling the removable rotary handhold from the outboard workstation
• removing and jettisoning spectrometer telescope Vsplesk (“Surge”)
• installing the «Сейсмопрогноз», Seismoprognoz (seismic forecast) equipment on SM Zvezda

• The longest spacewalk in Russian spacesuits so far
• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Oleg Kotov (Orlan-MK № 6)
• Sergei Ryazanskii (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Re-installing and connecting Canadian high- and medium-resolution cameras made by EarthCast onto SM Zvezda
• Removing WIF adapter from the end effector on the B shoulder of the SSRMS robotic arm
• Dismantling the removable cartridge/container SKK No.2-SO from DC-1 Pirs

• ISS Daily Summary Report
• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Aleksandr Skvortsov (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Oleg Artem’ev (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Installing an active phased antenna array of the Unified Command and Telemetry System on SM Zvezda for communications with the ground via relay satellites of the Luch system
• Relocating a second set of plasma wave equipment of the first phase of «обстановка», Obstanovka (“Atmosphere”) experiment
• Taking swab samples from window No.2 within the framework of the Test experiment and replacing a load-carrying truss with a connection span, including re-installation of the antenna for high data rate transmission system and TM/TC transceiver and jettisoning of the load-carrying truss

• Energiya
• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Aleksandr Skvortsov (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Oleg Artem’ev (Orlan-MK № 4)

• Manually launching a Russian-Peruvian nanosatellite NS-1 (Chasqui-1)
• installing EXPOSE-R2 equipment and taking swab samples from window No.13 within the framework of the Test experiment on SM Zvezda
• installing a Plume Impingement and Deposit Monitoring unit
• removing the second panel of the «Выносливость», Vynoslivost (“Endurance”) experiment and replacing the removable cartridge container SKK No.1-M2 with SKK № 2-М2 on DC-1 Pirs
• dismantling container No.3 of the Biorisk-MSN equipment from Pirs

• NASA
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Maksim Suraev (Orlan-MK № 5)
• Aleksandr Samokutyaev (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Dismantling and jettisoning the radiometry system РК-21-8 from SM Zvezda
• Removing the protective cover from EXPOSE-R2 equipment
• Dismantling and jettisoning antennas 2ASF1-M-VKA No.1 and No.2 of the Kurs RF system from MIM-2 Poisk
• Taking swab samples from the window on the egress hatch VL No.2 within the framework of the Test experiment on DC-1 Pirs

• NASA
• ISS Daily Summary Report – 10/22/14
• NASASpaceflight.com
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Gennady Padalka (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Mikhail Kornienko (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Installation of soft handrails on SM Zvezda
• Replacement of PCE AFD WAL6 antenna (plane II, SM WC small diameter)
• Cleaning of window #2 (plane IV, SM WC)
• Installation of antennas PCE AFD WAL1-WAL5 protective caps
• Imagery of science hardware Expose-R
• Removal of sensor unit of experiment «Обстановка», Obstanovka (“Atmosphere”) on SM and its delivery to DC-1 Pirs
• Wipe sampling t from SA-IV, radiator panel of WC small diameter, plane IV and near the drainage valves of systems Vozdukh and Electron (SE Test)
• Photography of the Electron system union, changing of orientation of pressure monitoring unit on MIM-2 Poisk
• Photography of the external surface of the ISS RS

• NASASpaceflight.com
• NASA Space Station blog
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Yuri Malenchenko (Orlan-MK № 4)
• Sergei Volkov (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Jettisoning the flash-drive containing a video recording of TV messages for participants of All-Russian event SMS on the ISS: “70 Thousand Thanks”
• Conduct of the Test experiment – wipe samples from the external surface of DC1 VL-1 and in window cover drive zone #8 were taken
• Retrieval of monoblock Expose-R with multipurpose workstation (MWS-D) along plane II of SM large diameter TC and transfer to DC1, photo survey of samples
• Retrieval of the removable cassette-container СКК/SKK #2-М2 and installation of cassette SKK #3-М2 on МIМ-2 Poisk
• Installation of «Выносливость», Vynoslivost (“Endurance”) sample exposure unit #2 on МIМ-2
• Photo survey and changing of Plume Impingement and Deposit Monitoring Unit (БКДО, VKDO) orientation on MIM-2 (rotation of 90°)
• Installation of two gap spanners on conical part of FGB Zarya TCC-2 (plane III)
• Performance of space experiment «Реставрация», Restavratsiya (“Restoration”) – installation of sample tray on the output exposure unit, application of film coatings on the samples using УНПП/UNPP, status monitoring of exterior surfaces and photo survey of the ISS RS structural elements

• NASASpaceflight.com
• NASA Space Station blog
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Fyodor Yurchikhin (Orlan- MKS № 4) – note: first live in-orbit test of the upgraded MKS spacesuit version
• Sergei Ryazanskii (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Deploying the TOMSK-TPU 120, TNS-0 No.2, TS530-ZERKALO nanosatellites, two Таnyusha-1 and 2 YUZGU nanosatellites
• Performing imagery of removable cassette SKK No.9 installed on SМ Zvezda
• Removing the mechanical adapter holding the «Реставрация», Restavratsiya (“Restoration”) experiment tray
• Installing the Impakt experiment tray (investigating the intensity and function of spatial distribution in real conditions in the field of microthruster jet plume) on I plane of SM IC
• Conducting imagery of the securing assembly and root drive of the high gain antenna (ONA) on SM IC
• Mounting braces on МIM-2 Poisk and SM
• Installing the adapter with thermometers TP228 on MIM-2 for exposure
• Performing the Test space experiment (experimental study of possible development of microdestruction of ISS RS pressurized bodies)
• Monitoring the state of external surfaces and photographing the structural elements of ISS RS
• Panoramic shooting for TV company Russia Today

• NASA: Spacewalk Comes to a Close
• NASASpaceflight.com: Extended Russian EVA complete – conducts satellite deployments; forum thread
• Roskosmos: VKD-43 photo gallery
• ЦУП, TsUP

• Aleksandr Misurkin (Orlan MKS № 4)
• Anton Shkaplerov (Orlan-MK № 6)

• Removing device ShA317A-II from the antenna receiving unit (APB) of high gain antenna (ONA) and pushing it away from the ISS
• Installing the receiving module of wideband communication system (ShSS) on ONA APB
• Installing a bracket with connectors on DC-1 Pirs handle for exposure
• Imagery of removable cassette SKK № 9 installed on SM Zvezda
• Repositioning of the portable foot restraint on the egress facility of DC-1

• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian spacewalk breaks endurance record via new antenna system installation; forum thread

• Oleg Artem’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Removal of the device with samples of microorganisms in the framework of the Test experiment
• installation of scientific equipment for the Icarus experiment
• Two nanosatellites (Tanyusha-SWSU) and two nanosatellites (SiriusSat) were launched
• Filming on video a panoramic view of the Station space environment and the Earth’s surface

• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian conduct epic CKD-45 ISS spacewalk; forum thread

• Oleg Kononenko (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian EVA examines hole repair area on Soyuz MS-09; forum thread

• Oleg Kononenko (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Aleksei Ovchinin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Greetings to A.A. Leonov on the occasion of his 85th anniversary.
• Installation of the crossover handrail between MIM-2 Poisk and FGB Zarya
• Dismantling an adapter with brassboard sensors TP228 from handrail 6005 of MIM-2
• Dismantling exposure facilities Test #15 and #16 on MIM-2
• Taking wipe samples in the vicinity of the SM Zvezda valves СМВ-15, СМВ-39 within the framework of space experiment Test.
• Removing panels #1 and #2 of space experiment “Endurance”
• Cleaning the outer surfaces of the glass panels of the VL2 egress hatch window on MIM-2
• Re-orienting the unit for monitoring pressure and deposition of contaminants on MIM-2
• Removing a roll of cloth from SM handrail 2312
• Disconnecting cables and dismantling measuring units PVK1 and PVK2 (plasma wave complex) from ShKD1 and ShKD2 (beam with a sensor set) of space experiment «Обстановка», Obstanovka (“Atmosphere”) with subsequent disposal by the push-away method

• NASA: Two Cosmonauts Wrap Up the Fourth Spacewalk at the Station This Year
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian spacewalkers complete VKD-46 – pay tribute to Leonov; forum thread
• Roskosmos: Выход в открытый космос 29 мая

• Sergei Ryzhikov (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Sergei Kud’-Sverchkov (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Checking egress hatch on MIM-2 Poisk module for leakage.
• Cleaning outer surfaces of a window on SM Zvezda
• Switching the telemetry system antenna Transit-B from DC-1 Pirs to Poisk.
• Changing locations of sensors of the pressure and residue monitoring unit on Poisk.
• Dismantling sample case No.1 of space experiment Impact and replacing it with sample case No.2 on Zvezda

• Cosmonauts Wrap Up Spacewalk at Station
• NASASpaceflight.com: Cosmonauts complete first spacewalk to prepare for Nauka’s arrival; forum thread
• Роскосмос

“MOSCOW, September 12 – RIA Novosti. The next spacewalk of Russian cosmonauts from the International Space Station, planned before the end of 2020, will be performed for the first time from a new module, a spokesman for the press service of Roscosmos told RIA Novosti. Currently, exits under the Russian program are carried out from DC-1 Pirs. In 2021, this module should be separated from the station and de-orbited to make room for the Science ( Nauka) module. After that, exits will be conducted from MIM-2 Poisk. ‘By the end of 2020, it is planned to exit MIM-2 ( Poisk module – ed.) for the first time in history, due to the nature of the work that the cosmonauts will perform in extravehicular activities,’ said a spokesman for the Roscosmos press service. According to a RIA Novosti source in the rocket and space industry, this exit under the designation EVA-47, which will be carried out by cosmonauts Sergei Ryzhikov and Sergei Kud’-Sverchkov, is tentatively scheduled for November.”

• Oleg Novitskii (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Pyotr Dubrov (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Replacing fluid flow controller panel in the thermal control system of FGB Zarya
• Installing equipment for space experiments Test and «Выносливость», Vynoslivost (“Endurance”) on the outer surface of MIM-2 Poisk module.
• Moving the cargo boom from DC-1 Pirs to its stowage position on Poisk.
• De-mating cables of the rendezvous and docking systems Kurs-P on SM Zvezda and Pirs under the program of preparations for receiving MLM Nauka

• NASA: Cosmonauts Finish Spacewalk to Ready Station for New Module
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian duo complete decommissioning of Pirs ahead of removal from Station; forum thread

• Oleg Novitskii (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Pyotr Dubrov (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Connection of power and Ethernet cables to MLM Nauka
• Installation of gap spanner on Nauka instrument cargo compartment

• NASA: Cosmonauts Conclude First Spacewalk To Ready New Module
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian cosmonauts begin series of spacewalks to integrate Nauka with the ISS; forum thread

• Oleg Novitskii (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Pyotr Dubrov (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Completion of routing interface cables between SM Zvezda and MLM Nauka
• Mounting the payload installation platforms for Biorisk-МSN experiment on the external surface of MIM-2 Poisk

• NASA: Cosmonauts Wrap Up Second Spacewalk to Set Up Science Module
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian cosmonauts begin series of spacewalks to integrate Nauka with the ISS; forum thread

• Anton Shkaplerov (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Pyotr Dubrov (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Installed and connected the antennas of the Kurs-P passive rendezvous system on the outer surface of Prichal
• Moved the TV camera
• Laid TV cable
• Mounted targets for docking ships

• 59th spacewalk under the Russian program (51st planned)
• NASASpaceflight.com: Cosmonauts complete Russian spacewalk to integrate Prichal node; forum thread
• Роскосмос ( Archive.org link)

• Oleg Artem’ev
• Denis Matveev

• Installed and connected an external control panel for the ERA manipulator
• Dismantled protective covers from three passive fixation devices and three base flight points
• Mounted three handrails on the ERA
• Removed the covers of screen-vacuum thermal insulation in the ERA elbow area
• Installed a portable workstation adapter

• 60th Russian exit (planned 52nd, VCD № 52)/60-й российский выход (52-й плановый, ВКД № 52)
• NASA: Cosmonauts Complete Spacewalk to Set Up Robotic Arm
• NASASpaceflight.com: Cosmonauts preparing for spacewalk to activate space station’s European Robotic Arm; forum thread
• Роскосмос

• Oleg Artem’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Denis Matveev (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Removal of screen-vacuum insulation covers from the ERA manipulator
• Preparing the end effectors and ERA elbow for operation
• Installation of three handrails on ERA
• Monitoring the movement of ERA end effectors to base flight points
• In addition, Oleg Artem’ev and Denis Matveev deployed a copy of the Victory Banner in the Great Patriotic War, Знамени Победы в Великой Отечественной войне (Znameni Pobedy v Velikoi Otechestvennoi Voine) on MLM Nauka on the eve of Victory Day, Дня Победы (Dnya Pobedy). Artem’ev announced the idea of taking the Banner out into outer space a few days ago, and his initiative was supported at all levels. In addition, a small copy of the Banner of Victory and the St. George’s Ribbon were attached to Oleg’s spacesuit.

• 61st Russian exit (planned 53rd, VKD № 53)/61-й российский выход (53-й плановый, ВКД № 53)
• NASA: Spacewalkers Exit Station to Activate New Robotic Arm
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian Cosmonauts Conducting Second Spacewalk to Activate European Robotic Arm; forum thread
• Роскосмос

• Oleg Artem’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Samantha Cristoforetti (Orlan-MKS № 4)

Exit goal: launch of ten nanosatellites.

Exit Tasks:

• Launch of eight YuZGU-55 nanosatellites and two Tsiolkovskii-Ryazan nanosatellites;
• transfer of the platform with adapters from the Poisk module to the Nauka module;
• installation of an adapter for the ERA manipulator on the Poisk module;
• replacement of the frame with protective glasses for the CLU-2 video camera on the KE-2 end effector of the ERA manipulator;
• transferring the external EMMI control panel by the ERA manipulator to the storage mode on the Science module;
• closing the ERA manipulator mounting system on the Nauka module with screen-vacuum thermal insulation;
• installation of bollards on cargo booms GStM-1 and GStM-2;
• opening of the cargo boom of the GStM-2 from the Zarya module to the Poisk module.

• 62nd Russian exit (planned VKD-ESA – not included in Russian VKD number sequence due to ESA involvement)
• ESA: First spacewalk for Samantha Cristoforetti
• NASA: Russian, European Spacewalkers Wrap Up Robotic Arm Excursion
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian spacewalk continues preps on Nauka module; forum thread
• Роскосмос
• TASS: The next spacewalk under the Russian program has been postponed from May to June due to problems with the ERA manipulator. This was reported to journalists by Sergei Krikalyov, Executive Director of Roscosmos for Manned Space Programs, on the sidelines of the Helirasha exhibition. “There is no exact date yet, June. Now we are dealing with the problems that have arisen. The main problem with the ERA manipulator: not everything works as expected,” said Krikalyov. During the step, the manipulator does not come to the end point.
• They will continue to prepare the ERA remote manipulator for operation on the Russian segment of the ISS and manually launch ten small spacecraft – two Tsiolkovsky-Ryazan (№ 1–2) and eight YuZGU-55 (№ 5–12) created by students of the Ryazan Radio Engineering State University and the South-Western State University (Kursk) under the program of the scientific and educational experiment “Radioskaf.”

• Oleg Artem’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Denis Matveev (Orlan-MKS № 4)

Exit Tasks:

• installation of elbow cameras for additional viewing for the manipulator;
• dismantled the launch ring from one of its two end effectors.

• 63rd Russian exit (planned 54th, VKD № 54)
• “Due to a drop in battery voltage in the Orlan-ISS spacesuit, Oleg Artem’ev, at the direction of the Mission Control Center near Moscow (part of the TsNIIMash of Roskosmos), returned inside the Poisk module and connected the spacesuit to the onboard power supply. The situation was under the control of Russian specialists and did not threaten the health of the cosmonaut. Denis Matveev also returned safely inside the station. The cosmonauts are in good health. Work in progress will be completed during the next spacewalk.” (Roskosmos)
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian spacewalk to end early as suit power issue appears; forum thread
• Роскосмос

• Oleg Artem’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Denis Matveev (Orlan-MKS № 4)

Exit Purpose: Getting the ERA European Remote Manipulator ready for use.

• installation of a platform with adapters on the Nauka module;
• transfer of the external EMMI control panel to the BTL-3 base flight point on the Nauka module and its connection;
• installation of two soft handrails on the Nauka module;
• adjusting the TRM drives on the end effectors KE-1 and KE-2 of the ERA manipulator on the Nauka module;
• dismantling the starting ring from the KE-1 effector of the ERA manipulator on the Nauka module;
• replacement of the frame with protective glasses for the CLU-1 video camera on the KE-1 effector of the ERA manipulator on the Nauka module;
• test control of the ERA manipulator from the EMMI console on the Nauka module;
• installation of a blocker on the cargo boom GSTM-1;
• ejection from the ISS of launch rings dismantled from the ERA manipulator;
• opening of the GSTM-2 boom from the Zarya module to the Poisk module (if there is time);
• installation of a blocker on the GSTM-2 boom (if there is time).

• 64th Russian exit (unplanned 55th, VKD № 54a)
• NASASpaceflight.com: Russian cosmonaut pair perform follow-on EVA to outfit robotic arm; forum thread
• Роскосмос

• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Dmitrii Petelin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

Exit tasks:

• installation on the Rassvet module of the cargo boom adapter on the FRGF capture unit of the lock chamber;
• release of nitrogen conservation pressure;
• evacuation of the hydraulic circuits of the additional radiation heat exchanger;
• dismantling of six couplers from the additional radiation heat exchanger;
• installation of a blocker on the cargo boom GStM-2;
• installation on the Nauka module means of fastening large-sized objects

• 64th Russian exit (planned 55th, VKD № 55)
• NASA: Cosmonauts Finish Spacewalk for Work on Science Module
• NASASpaceflight.com: Three spacewalks completed across two days on two space stations; forum thread
• Роскосмос

• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Dmitrii Petelin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Disconnection of the electrical cable between the additional radiative heat exchanger (RTOd)/радиационным теплообменником (РТОд) and the Rassvet module
• Dismantling the plug from the docking device on the RTOd
• Disclosure of four locks for fastening RTOd to the module Rassvet
• Monitoring the transfer of the RTOd with the ERA manipulator from the Rassvet module to the Nauka module
• Installing the ERA Manipulator Adapter on the Gateway camera on the Rassvet module
• Removing the plug from the docking device on the module Nauka
• Mechanical and hydraulic docking RTOd to the module Nauka
• Connecting the electrical cable between RTOd and the module Nauka

• 65th Russian exit (planned 56th, VKD № 56A)
• 25/11: During the preparation of spacesuits for the exit under the Russian ISS program (VKD-56), abnormal operation of pumps in the cooling system of one of the spacesuits (Orlan MKS № 5) was discovered. A decision was made to stop work on the spacewalk. The reasons are being analyzed.
• NASA, 14/12: Spacewalk Cancelled, Mission Controllers Evaluate Leak on Soyuz
• NASA: Roscosmos Spacewalk Postponed
• NASASpaceflight.com: forum thread
• Роскосмос

• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Dmitrii Petelin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Disconnection of the electrical cable between the additional radiative heat exchanger (RTOd)/радиационным теплообменником (РТОд) and the Rassvet module
• Dismantling the plug from the docking device on the RTOd
• Disclosure of four locks for fastening RTOd to the module Rassvet
• Monitoring the transfer of the RTOd with the ERA manipulator from the Rassvet module to the Nauka module
• Installing the ERA Manipulator Adapter on the Gateway camera on the Rassvet module
• Removing the plug from the docking device on the module Nauka
• Mechanical and hydraulic docking RTOd to the module Nauka
• Connecting the electrical cable between RTOd and the module Nauka

• 66th Russian exit (planned 56th, VKD № 56)
• NASASpaceflight.com: forum thread
• Роскосмос: 19/4/2023; 19/4/2023; VK wall post, 19/4/2023

• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Dmitrii Petelin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

The purpose of the exit is to transfer the airlock using the ERA manipulator from MIM-1 Rassvet and dock it to MLM-U Nauka. Tasks:

• Preparation of the lock chamber for transfer by disconnecting the communication cables with Rassvet;
• Removing the cover of the screen-vacuum thermal insulation from the docking unit of the lock chamber;
• Dismantling the protective cover from the UFP-4 passive fixation device and the casing from the target on the lock chamber and opening the fastening locks to Rassvet;
• Visual control of the transfer of the lock chamber by the ERA manipulator and its docking to Nauka;
• Connecting cables between the lock chamber and Nauka.

• 67th Russian exit (planned 57th, VKD № 57)
• Since March 1965, 73 cosmonauts of the USSR and Russia have carried out 168 exits, including 163 in Russian-made spacesuits.
• NASASpaceflight.com: forum thread
• Роскосмос: 3/5/2023; 4/5/2023

• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Dmitrii Petelin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• 68th Russian exit (planned 58th, VKD № 58)
• Roskosmos, 24/4/2023: “The exit, previously scheduled for April 26, 2023, was postponed, tentatively, to the beginning of May due to the need for a more detailed study of its tasks. During the exit, the cosmonauts will have to ensure the transfer of the airlock using the ERA manipulator from the Rassvet module and its docking to the Nauka module. The airlock is designed to transport payloads overboard the ISS with the help of a manipulator and return them inside the station in the interests of the applied scientific research program.”
• NASASpaceflight.com forum thread
• Roskosmos, 12/5/2023: “During a spacewalk lasting 5 hours and 14 minutes, the cosmonauts dismantled two couplers from the radiator and opened its panels. Then they filled the hydraulic circuits of the radiator with coolant and combined them with the hydraulic circuits of the thermal management system of the Nauka module. Sergei Prokop’ev and Dmitrii Petelin also installed two halyards on the European remote manipulator ERA. In addition, they completed an additional task – they mounted two handrails between the Nauka and Prichal modules. It was the 68th Russian (58th planned) exit under the ISS project and the third one in 2023. For Sergei Prokop’ev, it was the sixth exit in a space career, for Dmitriiy Petelin - the fourth. Since March 1965, 73 cosmonauts of the USSR and Russia have carried out 169 exits, including 164 in Russian-made spacesuits.”

• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Dmitrii Petelin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Dismantling of the scientific equipment “Seismoprognoz”/«Сейсмопрогноз», the equipment of the high-speed information transmission system of the SVPI, the TM/TS transceiver, tablet № 2 of the “Impact”/«Импакт» experiment and the removable cassette-container SKK № 4-SM from Zvezda
• Installation of equipment for a high-speed radio-technical information transmission system RSPI-M on Zvezda
• Photographing the outer hull surface of Zvezda
• Dismantling container № 1 of Bioisk-MSN equipment from Poisk

• 69th Russian exit (planned 59th, VKD № 59)
• NASASpaceflight.com forum thread

• Sergei Prokop’ev (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Dmitrii Petelin (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Prepare a portable workplace on Rassvet for moving by the ERA manipulator
• Monitor the movement of a portable workstation by the ERA manipulator to Nauka
• Installation of additional screens for micrometeoroid protection on Rassvet
• Test movement of a cosmonaut on a portable workstation on the ERA manipulator

• 70th Russian exit (planned 60th, VKD № 60)
• NASASpaceflight.com forum thread

• Oleg Kononenko (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Nikolai Chub (Orlan-MKS № 4)

In addition to the previously planned exit tasks, including the installation of a radar for observing the Earth’s surface on the Multi-purpose Laboratory Module Nauka and the launch of the student nanosatellite “Parus-MGTU”/«Парус-МГТУ» to test the technology for deploying a solar sail, the cosmonauts will have to inspect and photograph the leak site on the additional radiation heat exchanger on Nauka to determine the causes of its occurrence by specialists on Earth.

Disconnection of the hydraulic circuits of the additional radiation heat exchanger from the external hydraulic circuits of the MLM Nauka thermal management system on the ISS, inspection and photographing of the site of a coolant leak from the hydraulic circuit of the additional radiation heat exchanger that occurred on October 9, 2023, installation of a small-sized synthetic aperture radar as part of the experiment “Napor-miniRSA” on the passive fixation device UFP-2 on Nauka (the radar panels did not open completely), the launch of a nanosatellite as part of the Parus-MGTU experiment.

• The cosmonauts disconnected the hydraulic circuits of the additional radiation heat exchanger, including the leaky one from which the coolant leaked on October 9, 2023, from the external hydraulic circuits of the thermal regime system of MLM Nauka. They examined and photographed the leak on the radiator so that specialists on Earth could determine the cause of the leak.
• Installed the radar on the UFP-2 passive fixation device on Nauka and connected it. The small-sized synthetic aperture radar based on microstrip active phased array antennas is designed for Earth observation as part of the Napor-miniRSA/«Напор-миниРСА» (Napor-miniRSA) experiment (produced by Energiya) in the interests of environmental management, environmental control and monitoring of emergency situations.
• Launched a student nanosatellite from Nauka in the interests of the Parus-MSTU experiment (produced by the N.E. Bauman Moscow State Technical University) to test the solar sail deployment technology.
• This was the 71st Russian (61st planned) exit within the framework of the ISS project and the sixth in 2023. For Oleg Kononenko it was the sixth exit in his space career, for Nikolai Chub it was the first. Since March 1965, 74 cosmonauts of the USSR and Russia have carried out 172 spacewalks, including 167 in domestic spacesuits. (Roskosmos)

• 71st Russian exit (planned 61st, VKD № 61)
• NASASpaceflight.com forum thread

• Oleg Kononenko (Orlan MKS № 5)
• Nikolai Chub (Orlan-MKS № 4)

• Scientific equipment “Kvarts”/«Кварц» and scientific equipment “TKK-KM”/«ТКК-КМ» were installed on Poisk (the Kvarts equipment is designed to study and control space corrosion on the ISS as part of the Kvarts-M experiment. It will make it possible to determine environmental parameters, identify the most critical zones and causes of space corrosion on the materials and structures of the station. The TKK-KM equipment is a transformable space structure made of polymer composite materials with a shape memory effect. During the Perspective-KM experiment, the structure is planned to be deployed for testing);
• On Nauka, the second panel of the small-sized radar of the “Napor-miniRSA”/«Напор-миниРСА» experiment was fully deployed;
• On Poisk, one of the two containers of the “Biorisk-MSN”/«Биориск-МСН», scientific equipment was dismantled (the Biorisk experiment studies the influence of space factors on the state of microorganism-substrate systems in relation to the problem of environmental safety space technology and planetary quarantine) and the pressure and deposition control unit – which measures the rate of deposition of contaminants on the outer surface of the ISS – was installed on a different position;
• Swab samples were taken from the surface of Nauka in the interests of the “Test”/«Тест» experiment (which studies the possibility of developing microdestruction of structural elements of the Russian ISS modules under the influence of components of their own external atmosphere).
• For Oleg Kononenko this was the seventh exit in his space career, for Nikolai Chub – his second.

• 72nd Russian exit (planned 62nd, VKD № 62)
• NASASpaceflight.com forum thread

• Oleg Kononenko
• Nikolai Chub

• Russian spacewalks were usually done from the Pirs airlock during its time of docking to the ISS (though they can also be done from Quest ) wearing Orlan suits. From 18 November 2020 spacewalks were done from the Poisk airlock after Pirs was undocked and deorbited.
• Times are given in UTC/GMT, from hatch open to hatch close. The duration of a Russian VKD is calculated from switching the spacesuits to their stand-alone power supply to the start of airlock re-pressurization. (Russia is UTC +3 hours ahead.)
• The chronology includes all depressurizations with pressures below 0.1 atm (76 mm Hg) with spacesuits on.
• For Russian spacesuits, the duration of the VKD is considered from opening to closing the hatch; for American ones, from switching the spacesuits to autonomous power until the start of pressurization of the airlock.
• Unscheduled/contingency Russian spacewalks are given the suffixes “a,” “b,” etc. (sequential letters if performed during the same Expedition), and are subtracted from the overall total. As of September 2022, these were: 3/12/2001, 26/6/2004, 30/6/2004, 22/2/2007, 10/7/2008, 10/3/2009, 2/9/2022.
• VKDs that do not exit an airlock (referred to as внутри, vnutri, inside) are also not included as VKDs. As of April 2022, these were: 8/6/2001; 10/6/2009.
• Orlan spacesuit colors: cream with red stripes; cream with blue stripes. The commander wears red stripes; flight engineers wear blue stripes, so on some EVAs both will be in blue (source).
• NASA EMU colors: white with red stripes (usually worn by EV1) on the legs (which can be swapped between suits); plain white (EV2)