EVA 454

20.01.2023

EVA No: 454

EVA USA No: 285

EVA from ISS No: 230
(Russian EVA: 65; USA EVA: 165)

EVA for ISS No: 258
(Russian EVA: 65; USA EVA: 193)

USA classification EVA: #84

EVA begin: 13:14

EVA end: 20:35

EVA duration: 7 h 21 m

Koichi Wakata

EVA astronaut No: 253

EVA Japan astronaut No: 5

Wakata: 1st EVA

Cummulative time: 7 h 21 m

Nicole Mann

EVA astronaut No: 254

EVA USA astronaut No: 150

EVA women astronaut No: 20

Mann: 1st EVA

Cummulative time: 7 h 21 m

The longest EVA:
11.03.2001 8 h 56 m James Voss, Susan Helms

The greatest number of EVAs:
16 Anatoly Solovyev

The longest EVA cummulative time:
78 h 18 m Anatoly Solovyev (16 EVAs)

Number of EVA astronauts of the USA: 150

Number of EVA cosmonauts of the Russia: 73

Number of EVA cosmonauts of the France: 4

Number of EVA cosmonauts of the Germany: 4

Number of EVA astronauts of the Japan: 5

Number of EVA astronauts of the Schweiz: 1

Number of EVA astronauts of the Canada: 4

Number of EVA astronauts of the Sweden: 1

Number of EVA astronauts of the China: 9

Number of EVA astronauts of the Italy: 2

Number of EVA astronauts of the Great Britain: 1

Number of EVA astronauts: 254

Number of EVA woman-astronauts: 20

258th EVA for the ISS. Mann and Wakata work to complete the installation of two mounting platforms as part of planned solar array augmentation on the starboard side of the space station’s truss. The duo will complete the installation of a mounting platform on the 1B power channel that was started during a previous spacewalk, and begin installing a mounting platform on the 1A power channel.