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Adenot and Menon’s ISS antenna spacewalk

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Where it stands

As of the report aired August 19, 2026, Sophie Adenot and Anil Menon were preparing for a planned six-and-a-half-hour spacewalk to replace the ISS’s broken communications antenna. The repair and spacewalk remained pending; the report said Adenot would become the first French woman to walk in space if the activity proceeded.

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The story so far

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    Sophie Adenot Becomes First French Woman to Walk in Space, Leaves Antenna Job Half Done

    Sophie Adenot spent 6 hours and 23 minutes outside the ISS with Anil Menon, making history while stubborn cables left the antenna swap half done.

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    • No public task split between Adenot and Menon, no direct quotes from the crew, and no announced date to finish the install.

History

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Who's involved

People

  • Anil Menonphysician and NASA astronaut1 report
  • Sophie AdenotFrench astronaut, engineer and pilot1 report

Places

  • Deep Space AuditoriumVerona, WI 53593, USA1 report

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