NASA astronaut Kate Rubins during a second spacewalk to install solar array modification kits on the International Space Station March 5, 2021 in Earth Orbit. The maintenance work will support new, more powerful solar arrays that will be delivered on upcoming SpaceX Dragon cargo missions.

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