LOW-EARTH ORBIT — 6 SEPT 1997: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Historic spacewalk footage available for licensing. Commander Anatoly Solovyev (red-striped Orlan) rides the Strela boom toward the damaged Spektr module. NASA flight engineer Michael Foale steadies the crane. Russian EVA 2 mission. Clean 4:3 PAL master and HD/4K upscales available.
Mir EO-24 EVA 2: Solovyev & Foale Inspect Spektr Damage
LOW-EARTH ORBIT SPACEWALK FOOTAGE COLLECTION | LICENSE HISTORIC VIDEO
EDITORIAL USE. Video shows commander Anatoly Solovyev (red-striped Orlan) riding the Strela boom. He moves toward the damaged Spektr module. NASA flight engineer Michael Foale steadies the crane during Russian spacewalk EVA 2.
The six-hour sortie sought close-up views of the scar left by Progress M-34 on 25 June 1997 and realigned Spektr’s solar-array yokes. Tethered 400 km above Earth, the pair found no puncture. They captured detailed imagery for engineers. Footage shows hatch egress, boom maneuvers, exterior inspection, and array adjustments. It ends with safe Kvant-2 ingress at 07:07 UTC. Clean 4:3 PAL master; 1080 p and 4 K AI upscales available.
SPACEWALK FOOTAGE COLLECTION | LICENSE HISTORIC EXTRA-VEHICULAR ACTIVITIES (EVA)
Mir_EO24_EVA2_Spektr_Inspection_06SEP1997
LOCATION
Mir Space Station, Low-Earth Orbit
DURATION
32 min 18 sec
BYLINE / CREDIT
ROSCOSMOS / TVDATA.tv Handout
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 1997 Roscosmos-Licensed exclusively by TVDATA.tv. Editorial use only.
Mir EO-24, EVA 2, spacewalk, Anatoly Solovyev, Michael Foale, Spektr module, Progress M-34 collision, Strela crane, Orlan suit, solar-array repair, hull inspection, Russian segment, human spaceflight, 1997, space history.
