Live Coverage of Sophie Adenots Second Spacewalk

### Astronauts to Resume Antenna Replacement on ISS Following Spacewalk

Astronauts Sophie Adenot from the European Space Agency (ESA) and Anil Menon from NASA are set to resume work on the International Space Station (ISS) to replace a faulty antenna. The initial attempt during their recent spacewalk was not completed due to time constraints.

During the previous spacewalk, the astronauts successfully removed the malfunctioning antenna but were unable to install the replacement before their scheduled return. The ISS crew had important tasks that required adherence to strict timelines, which ultimately resulted in the incomplete installation.

Sophie Adenot is notable not only for her achievements as an astronaut but also as the first female French spacewalker. This historic milestone highlights the increasing representation of women in space exploration roles.

Meanwhile, the Expedition 75 team has continued to conduct scientific research in microgravity, ensuring that critical experiments and operations are maintained even as the astronauts navigate equipment repairs.

Another spacewalk has been scheduled, allowing Adenot and Menon the opportunity to complete the antenna replacement. Updates from the ISS will be available live for those interested in following their progress.

As space agencies continue to work collaboratively, the successful replacement of the antenna will enhance the functionality of the ISS and support ongoing scientific missions.