Recently, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA suspended the spacewalk mission of two astronauts on the grounds that one of the astronauts had a minor health problem.
According to NASA’s original plan, American astronaut Mark Van der Hey on the International Space Station will carry out an outgoing mission with the astronauts of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, a new solar cell for the space station Board Do the bracket installation work.
However, there were only less than 24 hours left on the day before the mission, and NASA announced that the spacewalk mission would be postponed. NASA officials stated that astronaut Van der Hey suffered "a minor health problem." It is reported that Van der Hey has conducted two spacewalk missions before.
However, the postponement of the outbound task will not affect the work progress, and it is not an emergency. No more information was disclosed. NASA said that after the "Cargo Dragon" spacecraft of the SpaceX arrived at the International Space Station at the end of August and the Russian Explorer astronauts completed two spacewalks in early September, they will again arrange for two astronauts to carry out the mission.
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