Talk:List of spacewalks and moonwalks
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[edit] List contents
This list of spacewalks includes some that took place inside a spacecraft i.e 28 May 1995 Dezhurov and Strekalov and 8 June 2001 Usachev and Voss.
In order to ensure the list is complete I believe the following should be included - in each case the crewmembers were wearing spacesuits with the spacecraft hatch open, but they did not exit the spacecraft.
Gemini 10 20 July 1966 Young & Collins Equipment jettison Duration 0.01
Gemini 11 13 September 1966 Conrad & Gordon Equipment jettison Duration 0.02
Apollo 11 21 July 1969 Armstrong & Aldrin Equipment jettison on moon Duration 0.02
Apollo 12 20 November 1969 Conrad & Bean Equipment jettison on moon Duration 0.02
Apollo 14 06 February 1971 Shepard & Mitchell Equipment jettison on moon Duration 0.02
Apollo 15 02 August 1971 Scott & Irwin Equipment jettison on moon Duration 0.02
Apollo 16 23 April 1972 Young & Duke Equipment jettison on moon Duration 0.02
Apollo 17 14 December 1972 Cernan & Schmitt Equipment jettison on moon Duration 0.02
Apollo 17 14 December 1972 Cernan & Schmitt Equipment jettison on moon Duration 0.01
[edit] Timeline source
Here is better source (http://www.nasa.gov/returntoflight/crew/event_timeline.html) for STS-114 then timeline given by http://www.nasa.gov/returntoflight/crew/event_timeline.html since the nasa.gov since timeline on nasa.gov is not updated correctly.
[edit] Link misdirection
The external link labeled "JSC Oral History Project" actually points to NASA's U. S. Human Spaceflight History page. The correct link to the oral histories is: http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/oral_histories/oral_histories.htm WVhybrid 22:56, 4 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Total number
The external link to NASA gives a total of 243 spacewalks while we list 253. However there were some other errors noted on that page. We have 78 spacewalks from Mir while they list only 75 - possibly they subtracted the 3 internal spacewalks twice. (Seven more to identify.) Rmhermen 17:17, 12 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Spacewalks/EVA
I'm wondering how many europeans, except Thomas Reiter has performed EVAs? Or was Reiter the first one? --84.49.146.87 07:14, 14 December 2006 (UTC)
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