ISS crew prepares equipment for plant disease and thunderstorm research
The crew also continued preparations for a planned spacewalk.
NASA reported on 27 October on research work aboard the International Space Station. Astronaut Luke Delaney set up a camera and computer for an investigation aimed at preventing plant diseases in space and improving life-support systems.
Jessica Watkins prepared a camera for future observations of electrical activity in thunderstorms. The crew also worked on tools and robotics in preparation for a spacewalk; NASA described that outing as planned, not completed.
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