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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk completes second spacewalk, more than six hours long

11/5/2026, 9:50:00 PM

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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is safely back inside the International Space Station after successfully completing his second spacewalk in two weeks.

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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk completes second spacewalk, more than six hours long.
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is safely back inside the International Space Station after successfully completing his second spacewalk in two weeks.
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is safely back inside the International Space Station after successfully completing his second spacewalk in two weeks.

Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is safely back inside the International Space Station after successfully completing his second spacewalk in two weeks.

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