Cumulative space flight experience (order of most experience)

Name

Country

Total space

Time in space

flights

(dd:hh:mm:ss)

Sergei K. Krikalev

U. S.S. R./Russia

6

804:08:17:52

T 800 days 1

Alexandr Y. Kaleri

Russia

5

769:06:34:44

Sergei V. Avdeyev

Russia

3

746:06:34:44

Gennady I. Padalka

Russia

4

710:06:21:50

I 700 days I

Valery V. Polyakov

U. S.S. R./Russia

2

678:16:33:18

Anatoly Y. Solovyov

U. S.S. R./Russia

5

651:00:03:28

Yuri I. Malenchenko

Russia

5

641:11:12:27

T 600 days T

Viktor M. Afanasyev

U. S.S. R./Russia

4

555:18:35:28

Yuri V. Usachev

Russia

4

552:23:25:36

Musa K. Manarov

U. S.S. R.

2

541:00:31:39

t 500 days t

Alexandr A. Viktorenko

U. S.S. R./Russia

4

489:01:34:18

Nikolai V. Budarin

Russia

3

444:01:26:01

Yuri V. Romanenko

U. S.S. R.

3

430:18:21:30

t 400 days |

Alexandr A. Volkov

U. S.S. R.

3

391:11:53:14

Oleg D. Kononenko

Russia

2

391:11:18:52

Yuri I. Onufriyenko

Russia

2

389:14:45:47

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Vladimir G. Titov

U. S.S. R./Russia

4

386:22:48:36

Vasily V. Tsibliyev

Russia

2

381:15:53:03

Valery G. Korzun

Russia

2

381:15:40:36

E. Michael Finke

U. S.A.

3

381:15:09:51

Pavel V. Vinogradov

Russia

2

380:17:18:36

Peggy A. Whitson

U. S.A.

2

376:17:21:23

Leonid D. Kizim

U. S.S. R.

3

374:17:57:42

C. Michael Foale

U. S.A.

6

373:18:31:00

Alexandr A. Serebrov

U. S.S. R./Russia

4

372:22:53:50

Valery V. Ryumin

U. S.S. R./Russia

4

371:17:27:01

Fyodor N Yurchikhin

Russia

3

369:20:14:44

Donald R. Pettit

U. S.A.

3

369:16:42:36

Sergei A. Volkov

Russia

2

365:22:32:36

—► 365 days-1 year accumulated experience <—

Jeffrey N. Williams

U. S.A.

3

362:01:03:17

Vladimir A. Solovyov

U. S.S. R.

2

361:22:50:00

Oleg V. Kotov

Russia

2

359:23:37:00

Thomas A. Reiter

Germany

2

350:05:35:44

Mikhail V. Tyurin

Russia

2

344:15:07:44

Talgat A. Musabayev

Kazakhstan/

3

341:09:48:46

Russia

Vladimir A. Lyakhov

U. S.S. R.

3

333:07:48:05

Yuri P. Gidzenko

Russia

3

329:22:45:59

Sunita Williams

U. S.A.

2

321:18:11:27

Gennady M. Manakov

U. S.S. R./Russia

2

309:21:19:37

Alexandr P. Alexandrov

U. S.S. R.

2

309:18:02:59

t 300 days t

Gennady M. Strekalov

U. S.S. R./Russia

5

268:22:24:29

Michael E. Lopez-Alegria

U. S.A.

3

258:08:48:31

Viktor P. Savinykh

U. S.S. R.

3

252:17:37:42

Vladimir N. Dezhurov

Russia

2

244:05:27:58

Oleg Y. Atkov

U. S.S. R.

1

236:22:49:01

Carl E. Walz

U. S.A.

4

230:13:06:06

Leroy Chiao

U. S.A.

4

229:08:42:44

Daniel W. Bursch

U. S.A.

4

226:22:17:39

William S. McArthur

U. S.A.

4

224:22:22:04

Shannon W. Lucid

U. S.A.

5

223:02:56:03

Valentin V. Lebedev

U. S.S. R.

2

219:06:00:07

Vladimir V. Kovalenok

U. S.S. R.

3

216:09:09:40

Kenneth D. Bowersox

U. S.A.

5

211:14:35:51

Michael R. Barrett

U. S.A.

2

211:14:35:27

Anatoly N. Berezovoi

U. S.S. R.

1

211:09:04:32

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Susan J. Helms

U. S.A.

5

211:00:09:38

Jean-Pierre Haignere

France

2

209:14:25:11

Edward Tsang Lu

U. S.A.

3

205:23:20:12

Robert B. Thirsk

Canada

2

204:18:28:33

John L. Phillips

U. S.A.

3

204:16:02:15

Andre Kuipers

Netherlands

2

203:15:51:07

Salizhan S. Sharipov

Russia

2

201:14:49:05

Yuri V. Lonchakov

Russia

3

200:18:39:23

Leonid I. Popov

U. S.S. R.

3

200:14:45:51

T 200 days j

Valery I. Tokarev

Russia

2

199:15:06:57

James S. Voss

U. S.A.

5

199:06:32:23

Gregory G. Chamitoff

U. S.A.

2

198:18:01:05

Frank De Winne

Belgium

2

198:17:32:49

Michael E. Fossum

U. S.A.

3

193:19:03:06

Daniel C. Burbank

U. S.A.

3

188:22:51:13

Tracy E. Caldwell-Dyson

U. S.A.

2

188:19:14:34

j Roman Y. Romanenko |

Russian

2

187:20:41:38 in space

Sergei V. Treshchev

Russia

1

184:22:14:23

Alexandr I. Lazutkin

Russia

1

184:20:07:41

Catherine G. Coleman

U. S.A.

3

180:04:00:36

Scott J. Kelly

U. S.A.

3

180:01:49:08

Alexandr N. Balandin

U. S.S. R.

1

179:01:17:57

Alexandr F. Poleshchuk

Russia

1

179:00:43:46

Yelena V. Kondakova

Russia

2

178:10:42:23

Ronald J. Garan

U. S.A.

2

177:23:54:26

Douglas H. Wheelock

U. S.A.

2

177:09:35:02

Andrew S. W. Thomas

U. S.A.

4

177:09:17:07

Alexandr I. Laveikin

U. S.S. R.

1

174:03:25:56

Soichi Noguchi

Japan

2

177:03:05:48

Mikhail B. Komiyenko

Russia

1

176:01:19:00

Aleksandr A. Skvortsov

Russia

1

176:01:19:00

Paolo A. Nespoli

Italy

2

174:10:41:02

Maxim V. Surayev

Russia

1

169:04:09:37

David A. Wolf

U. S.A.

4

168:08:58:05

Satoshi Furukawa

Japan

1

167:06:12:05

Clayton C. Anderson

U. S.A.

2

165:21:10:10

Anton N. Shkaplerov

Russia

1

165:07:31:34

Anatoli A. Ivanishin

Russia

1

165:07:31:34

Andrei I. Borisenko

Russia

1

164:05:41:19

Aleksandr M. Samokutyaev

Russia

1

164:05:41:19

Timothy J. Creamer

U. S.A.

1

163:06:32:00

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Shannon Walker

U. S.A.

1

162:07:11:00

John E. Blaha

U. S.A.

5

161:02:51:20

Oleg I. Skripochka

Russia

1

159:08:42:00

Dmitri Kondratyev

Russia

1

159:08:17:00

William M. Shepherd

U. S.A.

4

159:07:53:22

Alexandr S. Ivanchenkov

U. S.S. R.

2

147:03:38:36

Vladimir A. Dzhanibekov

U. S.S. R.

5

145:15:58:36

Anatoly P. Artsebarsky

U. S.S. R.

1

144:15:21:50

Frank L. Culbertson, Jr.

U. S.A.

3

143:14:52:20

Jerry M. Linenger

U. S.A.

2

143:02:51:19

Akihiko Hoshide

Japan

2

140:17:26:34

Norman E. Thagard

U. S.A.

5

140:13:31:40

Joseph M. Acaba

U. S.A.

2

137:19:22:31

Koichi Wakata

Japan

3

137:15:04:00

Georgi M. Grechko

U. S.S. R.

3

135:20:32:58

Daniel M. Tani

U. S.A.

2

131:18:05:48

Sergei N. Revin

Russia

1

124:23:51:30

Garrett E. Reisman

U. S.A.

2

107:03:16:09

Nicole P. Stott

U. S.A.

2

103:14:49:50

Sandra H. Magnus

U. S.A.

3

107:10:08:34

I 100 days I

Gerald P. Carr

U. S.A.

1

84:01:15:37

Edward G. Gibson

U. S.A.

1

84:01:15:37

William R. Pogue

U. S.A.

1

84:01:15:37

Sergei V. Zaletin

Russia

2

83:16:35:25

Vital I. Sevastyanov

U. S.S. R.

2

80:16:19:03

Pyotr I. Klimuk

U. S.S. R.

3

78:18:18:42

Owen K. Garriott

U. S.A.

2

69:18:57:21

Alan L. Bean

U. S.A.

2

69:15:45:29

Leopold Eyharts

France

2

68:21:30:48

Jack R. Lousma

U. S.A.

2

67:11:15:15

Kent V. Rominger

U. S.A.

5

67:03:01:04

Franklin R. Chang-Diaz

U. S.A.

7

66:18:23:51

James D. Wetherbee

U. S.A.

6

66:10:31:20

Vladimir V. Vasyutin

U. S.S. R.

1

64:21:52:08

Kenneth D. Cockrell

U. S.A.

5

64:12:30:40

Tamara E. Jemigan

U. S.A.

5

63:01:30:42

Steven W. Lindsey

U. S.A.

5

62:22:39:18

Curtis L. Brown, Jr.

U. S.A.

6

61:05:28:25

Richard M. Linnehan

U. S.A.

4

59:12:00:38

Boris V. Volynov

U. S.S. R.

2

59:07:17:47

Marsha S. Ivins

U. S.A.

5

58:21:52:49

Jerry L. Ross

U. S.A.

7

58:18:30:30

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

John M. Grunsfeld

U. S.A.

5

58:15:06:09

Timothy L. Kopra

U. S.A.

1

58:02:50:00

Scott L. Parazynski

U. S.A.

5

57:15:37:21

F. Story Musgrave

U. S.A.

6

53:09:05:12

Thomas D. Jones

U. S.A.

4

53:00:53:00

Kevin R. Kregel

U. S.A.

4

52:18:14:18

James D. Halsell, Jr.

U. S.A.

5

52:05:37:13

Scott D. Altman

U. S.A.

4

51:12:51:29

Frederick W. Sturckow

U. S.A.

4

51:09:37:58

Wendy B. Lawrence

U. S.A.

4

51:03:59:56

Jeffrey A. Hoffman

U. S.A.

5

50:11:59:38

Bonnie J. Dunbar

U. S.A.

5

50:18:29:45

T 50 days |

Ulf D. Merbold

Germany

3

49:21:39:55

Vitaly M. Zholobov

U. S.S. R.

1

49:06:23:32

Charles Conrad, Jr.

U. S.A.

4

49:03:38:36

Dominic L. Gorie

U. S.A.

4

48:15:11:30

Janice E. Voss

U. S.A.

5

48:11:34:27

Stephen K. Robinson

U. S.A.

4

48:09:52:17

Scott J. Horowitz

U. S.A.

4

47:11:43:26

Joseph R. Tanner

U. S.A.

4

44:12:49:07

Peter J. K. Wisoff

U. S.A.

4

44:08:13:24

Jean-Loup J. M. Chretien

France

3

43:11:20:33

James H. Newman

U. S.A.

4

43:10:11:53

Donald A. Thomas

U. S.A.

4

43:02:16:24

Michael L. Gernhardt

U. S.A.

4

43:01:05:46

Thomas T. Henricks

U. S.A.

4

42:18:43:06

Brent W. Jett Jr.

U. S.A.

4

42:17:34:32

Claude Nicollier

Switzerland

4

42:12:08:36

Mark E. Kelly

U. S.A.

4

42:07:06:37

Terrence W. Wilcutt

U. S.A.

4

42:00:07:16

Stephanie D. Wilson

U. S.A.

3

41:23:49:06

Nancy J. (Sherlock) Currie

U. S.A.

4

41:15:37:00

Mark Polansky

U. S.A.

3

41:10:51:12

Ellen L. Ochoa

U. S.A.

4

40:19:40:57

Brian Duffy

U. S.A.

4

40:17:42:00

Kathryn C. Thornton

U. S.A.

4

40:15:19:14

Christopher J. Ferguson

U. S.A.

3

40:10:05:51

Michael A. Baker

U. S.A.

4

40:03:03:17

Stephen L. Smith

U. S.A.

4

40:00:42:44

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

t 40 days |

Patrick G. Forrester

U. S.A.

3

39:14:19:37

Rex J. Walheim

U. S.A.

3

39:08:21:34

Richard A. Searfoss

U. S.A.

3

39:03:21:17

Charles J. Precourt

U. S.A.

4

38:20:20:03

Pamela A. Melroy

U. S.A.

3

38:20:06:33

Richard A. Mastracchio

U. S.A.

3

38:15:54:59

Linda M. Godwin

U. S.A.

4

38:06:17:36

Andrew M. Allen

U. S.A.

3

37:16:15:08

Robert L. Curbeam, Jr.

U. S.A.

3

37:14:34:25

Alexei A. Gubarev

U. S.S. R.

2

37:11:35:45

Robert D. Cabana

U. S.A.

4

37:04:08:16

Eileen M. Collins

U. S.A.

4

36:08:13:30

Charles O. Hobaugh

U. S.A.

3

36:07:48:26

Robert L. Gibson

U. S.A.

5

36:04:22:35

Roberto Vittori

Italy

3

35:13:05:11

Piers J. Sellers

U. S.A.

3

35:08:49:37

Jay Apt

U. S.A.

4

35:07:15:01

John W. Young

U. S.A.

6

34:19:43:26

James F. Reilly, II

U. S.A.

3

34:13:30:54

John H. Casper

U. S.A.

4

34:09:56:15

Gregory J. Harbaugh

U. S.A.

4

34:02:03:35

Stephen S. Oswald

U. S.A.

3

33:22:34:53

Thomas D. Akers

U. S.A.

4

33:22:48:44

Richard N. Richards

U. S.A.

4

33:21:33:45

Janet L. Kavandi

U. S.A.

3

33:10:01:24

Paul J. Weitz

U. S.A.

2

33:01:14:25

Mark C. Lee

U. S.A.

4

32:22:27:40

Daniel C. Brandenstein

U. S.A.

4

32:21:09:29

Michael J. Bloomfield

U. S.A.

3

32:11:03:19

Steven A. Hawley

U. S.A.

5

32:03:47:21

Gregory H. Johnson

U. S.A.

2

31:11:48:51

Takao Doi

Japan

2

31:10:44:59

Vance D. Brand

U. S.A.

4

31:02:06:59

Daniel T. Barry

U. S.A.

3

30:14:29:39

Viktor V. Gorbatko

U. S.S. R.

3

30:12:48:21

Margaret R. Seddon

U. S.A.

3

30:02:25:18

Steven R. Nagel

U. S.A.

4

30:01:40:09

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

t 30 days t

G. David Low

U. S.A.

3

29:18:10:00

Guion S. Bluford, Jr.

U. S.A.

4

29:16:39:38

Carl J. Meade

U. S.A.

3

29:16:17:23

Kathryn P. Hire

U. S.A.

2

29:15:57:20

Kevin P. Chilton

U. S.A.

3

29:08:25:48

J. J. Marc Garneau

Canada

3

29:02:03:09

James A. Lovell, Jr.

U. S.A.

4

28:23:04:55

William F. Readdy

U. S.A.

3

28:23:04:55

George D. Zamka

U. S.A.

2

28:20:30:26

Vladislav N. Volkov

U. S.S. R.

2

28:17:02:06

Dafydd R. Williams

Canada

2

28:15:46:30

Eric A. Boe

U. S.A.

2

28:15:33:30

Andrew J. Fuestal

U. S.A.

2

28:15:14:56

Ellen S. Baker

U. S.A.

3

28:14:34:27

Douglas G. Hurley

U. S.A.

2

28:11:13:48

Charles F. Bolden

U. S.A.

4

28:08:42:36

Jean-Fran^ois A. Clervoy

France

3

28:03:11:34

N. Jan Davis

U. S.A.

3

28:02:10:35

Joseph P. Kerwin

U. S.A.

1

28:00:49:49

—> 28 days-1 month accumulated experience <—

Michael R. U. Clifford

U. S.A.

3

27:18:28:12

John D. OUvas

U. S.A.

2

27:17:05:19

Heidemarie M. Stefanyshyn-Piper

U. S.A.

2

27:15:37:01

Paul S. Lockhart

U. S.A.

2

27:15:24:34

Umberto Guidoni

Italy

2

27:15:12:39

Stephen G. Bowen

U. S.A.

3

27:14:58:46

Jeffrey S. Ashby

U. S.A.

3

27:14:20:16

Robert L. Benkhen

U. S.A.

2

27:12:19:31

Pierre J. Thuot

U. S.A.

3

27:06:55:27

Richard O. Covey

U. S.A.

4

27:05:19:42

James M. Kelly

U. S.A.

2

27:02:24:45

Alan G. Poindexter

U. S.A.

2

26:21:08:56

Kalpana Chawla

U. S.A.

2

26:17:42:15

Ronald J. Grabe

U. S.A.

4

26:03:44:57

Christer Fuglesang

U. S.A.

2

26:17:39:01

Lee J. Archambault

U. S.A.

2

26:15:43:01

Steven R. Swanson

U. S.A.

2

26:15:42:35

Nicholas J. M. Patrick

U. S.A.

2

26:14:57:40

Charles Simonyi

U. S.A.

2

26:14:25.02

Michael J. Foreman

U. S.A.

2

26:13:26:13

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Ronald J. Grabe

U. S.A.

4

26:03:44:57

Hans W. Schlegel

Germany

2

25:18:51:00

Richard D. Husband

U. S.A.

2

25:17:33:57

Claudi (Deshays) Haignere

France

2

25:15:09:02

Samuel T. Durrance

U. S.A.

2

25:14:15:54

Ronald A. Parise

U. S.A.

2

25:14:15:54

Julie Payette

Canada

2

25:11:58:55

Donald R. McMonagle

U. S.A.

3

25:05:37:19

Michael P. Anderson

U. S.A.

2

24:18:08:06

Michael T. Good

U. S.A.

2

24:16:06:18

Winston E. Scott

U. S.A.

2

24:14:36:49

Eugene A. Cernan

U. S.A.

3

24:14:16:12

Dominic A. Antonelli

U. S.A.

2

24:14:00:10

Charles D. Gemar

U. S.A.

3

24:05:41:26

Georgi T. Dobrovolsky

U. S.S. R.

1

23:18:21:43

Viktor I. Patsayev

U. S.S. R.

1

23:18:21:43

Chiaki Mukai

Japan

2

23:15:50:04

Stephen N. Frick

U. S.A.

2

23:14:04:28

Robert L. Crippen

U. S.A.

4

23:13:52:52

Leland D. Melvin

U. S.A.

2

23:13:37:57

Kenneth L. Cameron

U. S.A.

3

23:10:14:45

Michael J. Massimino

U. S.A.

2

23:05:48:18

Mario Runco, Jr.

U. S.A.

3

22:23:11:52

David R. Scott

U. S.A.

3

22:18:54:13

Brewster H. Shaw, Jr.

U. S.A.

3

22:05:55:21

Kathryn D. Sullivan

U. S.A.

3

22:04:52:04

David C. Leestma

U. S.A.

3

22:04:35:49

Richard J. Hieb

U. S.A.

3

21:22:38:01

Steven G. MacLean

Canada

2

21:16:04:40

Andrian G. Nikolayev

U. S.S. R.

2

21:15:20:55

Thomas K. Mattingly, II

U. S.A.

3

21:04:36:41

Thomas P. Stafford

U. S.A.

4

21:03:24:31

Valery F. Bykovsky

U. S.S. R.

3

20:17:47:21

Oleg G. Makarov

U. S.S. R.

4

20:17:43:39

David C. Hilmers

U. S.A.

4

20:15:21:40

Kenneth T. Ham

U. S.A.

2

20:12:42:16

James F. Buchli

U. S.A.

4

20:10:18:12

Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr.

U. S.A.

3

20:02:53:51

John M. Lounge

U. S.A.

3

20:02:23:01

Sidney M. Gutierrez

U. S.A.

2

20:02:02:58

j Chris A. Hadfield f

Canada

2

20:02:02:58 in space

Carlos I. Noriega

U. S.A.

2

20:01:19:08

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

t 20 days t

Charles D. Walker

U. S.A.

3

19:21:59:48

Frank F. Borman, II

U. S.A.

2

19:21:35:43

Yuri M. Baturin

Russian

2

19:17:45:41

Svetlana Y. Savitskaya

U. S.S. R.

2

19:17:07:00

Reinhold Ewald

Germany

1

19:16:34:46

Michael L. Coats

U. S.A.

3

19:12:00:01

Roger K. Crouch

U. S.A.

2

19:09:59:11

Gregory T. Linteris

U. S.A

.2

19:09:59:11

Susan L. (Kilrain) Still

U. S.A.

2

19:09:59:11

David M. Walker

U. S.A.

4

19:08:04:29

L. Blaine Hammond, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

19:06:14:15

Robert A. R. Parker

U. S.A.

2

19:06:54:22

Byron K. Lichtenberg

U. S.A.

2

19:05:58:41

Mamoru M. Mohri

Japan

2

19:03:00:54

Frederick D. Gregory

U. S.A.

3

18:23:10:11

Mary Ellen Weber

U. S.A.

2

18:19:31:15

Pedro F. Duque

Spain

2

18:18:45:54

Valery N. Kubasov

U. S.S. R.

3

18:17:59:22

Michel A. C. Tognini

France

2

18:17:46:32

Pavel R. Popovich

U. S.S. R.

2

18:16:27:28

Bernard A. Harris, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

18:06:10:36

Charles L. Veach

U. S.A.

2

18:04:20:33

Frederick H. Hauck

U. S.A.

3

18:03:12:29

Yuri N. Glazkov

U. S.S. R.

1

17:17:25:58

Ronald M. Sega

U. S.A.

2

17:12:27:01

George D. Nelson

U. S.A.

3

17:02:46:44

Charles E. Brady, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

16:21:48:33

Jean-Jacques Favier

France

1

16:21:48:33

John O. Creighton

U. S.A.

3

16:20:27:24

William G. Gregory

U. S.A.

1

16:15:09:49

Karol J. Bobko

U. S.A.

3

16:03:06:53

Loren J. Shriver

U. S.A.

3

16:02:07:32

Bryan D. O’Connor

U. S.A.

2

15:23:21:26

Charles G. Fullerton

U. S.A.

2

15:22:52:33

William C. McCool

U. S.A.

1

15:22:20:00

David M. Brown

U. S.A.

1

15:22:20:00

Laurel B. S. Clark

U. S.A.

1

15:22:20:00

Ilan Ramon

Israel

1

15:22:20:00

Albert Sacco, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

15:21:53:18

Jay C. Buckey

U. S.A.

1

15:21:50:56

James A. Pawelczyk

U. S.A.

1

15:21:50:56

Maurizio Cheli

Italy

1

15:17:41:25

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Yuri P. Artyukhin

U. S.S. R.

1

15:17:30:28

Christopher J. Cassidy

U. S.A.

1

15:16:44:58

I Thomas H. Marshburn f

U. S.A.

1

15:16:44:58 in space

Leonid K. Kadenyuk

Ukraine

1

15:16:34:59

Fred W. Leslie

U. S.A.

1

15:12:53:18

James P. Bagian

U. S.A.

2

15:01:54:53

Richard M. Mullane

U. S.A.

3

14:20:22:38

Jing Haipeng

China

2

14:17:51:35

Sally K. Ride

U. S.A.

2

14:07:50:06

James A. McDivitt

U. S.A.

2

14:02:57:06

James P. Dutton

U. S.A.

1

14:02:47:10

Metcalf Lindenberger

U. S.A.

1

14:02:47:10

Naoko (Sumino) Yamazaki

Japan

1

14:02:47:10

James D. A. Van Hoften

U. S.A.

2

14:01:59:26

Dale A. Gardner

U. S.A.

2

14:00:55:32

Martin J. Fettman

U. S.A.

1

14:00:13:33

—> 14 days (2 weeks) <—

James C. Adamson

U. S.A.

2

13:22:23:15

Charles J. Camarda

U. S.A.

1

13:21:32:48

I Kevin A. Ford t

U. S.A.

2

13:20:53:45+ in space

Philippe Perrin

France

1

13:20:35:56

Lawrence J. DeLucas

U. S.A.

1

13:19:31:02

Eugene H. Trinh

U. S.A.

1

13:19:31:02

John B. Herrington

U. S.A.

1

13:18:48:38

Karen L. Nyberg

U. S.A.

1

13:18:13:07

Terry W. Virts

U. S.A.

1

13:18:06:24

Kenneth S. Reightler, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

13:15:38:40

Guy S. Gardner, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

13:08:12:23

John M. Fabian

U. S.A.

2

13:04:05:15

Richard F. Gordon, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

13:03:53:33

Joseph P. Allen, IV

U. S.A.

2

13:02:10:28

William E. Thornton

U. S.A.

2

13:01:19:26

Bruce McCandless, II

U. S.A.

2

13:00:34:08

Bruce E. Melnick

U. S.A.

2

12:23:29:29

Gregory C. Johnson

U. S.A.

1

12:21:37:39

K. Megan McArthur

U. S.A.

1

12:21:37:09

Joan Higginbotham

U. S.A.

1

12:20:45:16

William A. Oefelein

U. S.A.

1

12:20:45:16

Paul W. Richards

U. S.A.

1

12:19:51:57

Richard R. Arnold

U. S.A.

1

12:19:31:01

Jose M. Hernandez

U. S.A.

1

12:19:04:50

Lisa M. Nowak

U. S.A.

1

12:18:37:54

Stanley G. Love

U. S.A.

1

12:18:21:44

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Barbara R. Morgan

U. S.A.

1

12:17:55:54

Liu Wang

China

1

12:15:24:00

Liu Yang

China

1

12:15:24:00

Ronald E. Evans, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

12:13:51:59

Harrison H. Schmitt

U. S.A.

1

12:13:51:59

Walter M. Schirra, Jr.

U. S.A.

3

12:07:14:08

James B. Irwin

U. S.A.

1

12:07:11:53

Alfred M. Worden, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

12:07:11:53

Robert F. Overmyer

U. S.A.

2

12:02:25:22

Robert L. Stewart

U. S.A.

2

12:02:02:47

Buzz (Edwin) E. Aldrin

U. S.A.

2

12:01:53:06

Donald E. Williams

U. S.A.

2

11:23:36:45

Richard A. Garriott

U. S.A.

1

11:20:35:37

Bjami V. Tryggvason

Canada

1

11:20:28:09

Vladimir V. Aksyonov

U. S.S. R.

2

11:20:11:47

Yuri V. Malyshev

U. S.S. R.

2

11:19:59:36

Igor P. Volk

U. S.S. R.

1

11:19:14:36

Boris V. Morukov

Russian

1

11:19:12:15

Gerhard P. J. Thiele

German

1

11:05:29:41

John M. Lounge

U. S.A.

2

11:03:49:28

Michael Collins

U. S.A.

2

11:02:05:14

Charles M. Duke, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

11:01:51:25

Duane G. Carey

U. S.A.

1

10:22:11:01

Mary L. Cleave

U. S.A.

2

10:22:03:42

Guy Laliberte

Canada

1

10:21:17:40

Muszaphar Shuker A1 Masrie

Malaysia

1

10:21:14:00

So Yeon Yi

South Korea

1

10:21:13:00

Anousheh Ansari

U. S.A.

1

10:21:05:00

Anatoly V. Filipchenko

U. S.S. R.

2

10:21:03:58

R. Walter Cunningham

U. S.A.

1

10:20:09:03

Donn F. Eisele

U. S.A.

1

10:20:09:03

Lee M. E. Morin

U. S.A.

1

10:19:42:44

Randolph J. Bresnik

U. S.A.

1

10:19:16:13

Robert L. Satcher

U. S.A.

1

10:19:16:13

Barry E. Wilmore

U. S.A.

1

10:19:16:13

Mark N. Brown

U. S.A.

2

10:09:29:19

Russell L. Schweickart

U. S.A.

1

10:01:00:54

1 10 days t

Ulrich Walter

Germany

1

09:23:41:00

Vladimir A. Shatalov

U. S.S. R.

3

09:21:57:30

Robert C. Springer

U. S.A.

2

09:21:35:02

Yuri G. Shargin

Russian

1

09:21:29:00

Mark R. Shuttleworth

South Africa

1

09:21:25:16

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Marcos C. Pontes

Brazil

1

09:21:17:00

Gregory H. Olsen

U. S.A.

1

09:21:15:00

Nikolai N. Rukavishnikov

U. S.S. R.

3

09:21:10:35

Alexandr P. Alexandrov

Bulgaria

1

09:20:09:19

Konstantin M. Kozeev

Russia

1

09:20:00:25

Joe H. Engle

U. S.A.

2

09:09:03:78

L. Gordon Cooper, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

09:07:15:04

John H. Glenn, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

09:20:40:19

F. Andrew Gaffney

U. S.A.

1

09:02:15:14

Millie E. Hughes-Fulford

U. S.A.

1

09:02:15:14

Donald K. Slayton

U. S.A.

1

09:01:28:24

Alan B. Shepard, Jr.

U. S.A.

2

09:00:16:25

Edgar D. Mitchell

U. S.A.

1

09:00:01:57

Stuart A. Roosa

U. S.A.

1

09:00:01:57

Alexei S. Yeliseyev

U. S.S. R.

3

08:22:22:33

Dirk D. D.D. Frimout

Belgium

1

08:22:10:24

Abdul Ahad Mohmand

Afghan

1

08:20:26:27

Joe F. Edwards. Jr.

U. S.A.

1

08:19:48:06

Neil A. Armstrong

U. S.A.

2

08:14:00:01

Richard H. Truly

U. S.A.

2

08:07:24:40

Jon A. McBride

U. S.A.

1

08:05:24:33

Paul D. Scully-Power

U. S.A.

1

08:05:24:33

Roberta K. Bondar

Canada

1

08:01:15:42

Ronald E. McNair

U. S.A.

2

07:23:18:14

Anna L. Fisher

U. S.A.

1

07:23:45:59

Franco E. Malerba

Italy

1

07:23:16:07

Mohammed Ahmed Faris

Syria

1

07:23:04:55

Loren J. Acton

U. S.A.

1

07:22:46:22

John-David F. Bartoe

U. S.A.

1

07:22:46:22

Roy D. Bridges

U. S.A.

1

07:22:46:22

Anthony W. England

U. S.A.

1

07:22:46:22

Karl G. Henize

U. S.A.

1

07:22:46:22

Mae C. Jemison

U. S.A.

1

07:22:31:13

Vladimir Remek

Czechoslovakia

1

07:22:16:00

Toktar O. Aubakirov

U. S.S. R.

1

07:22:15:59

Franz A. Viehbock

Austria

1

07:22:15:59

Dennis Tito

U. S.A.

1

07:22:04:08

Miroslaw Hermaszewski

Poland

1

07:22:02:59

Anatoly S. Levchenko

U. S.S. R.

1

07:21:58:12

Klaus-Dietrich Flade

Germany

1

07:21:56:52

Ivan Bella

Slovakia

1

07:21:56:29

Toyohiro Akiyama

Japan

1

07:21:54:40

Rakesh Sharma

India

1

07:21:40:16

Helen P. Sharman

U. K.

1

07:21:14:20

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Sigmund W. P. Jahn

Germany (GDR)

1

07:20:49:04

Bertalan Farkas

Hungary

1

07:20:45:44

Amoldo Tamayo Mendez

Cuba

1

07:20:43:24

Jugderdemidin Gurragcha

Mongolia

1

07:20:42:03

Pham Tuan

Vietnam

1

07:20:42:00

Dumitru D. Prunariu

Romania

1

07:20:41:52

William F. Fisher

U. S.A.

1

07:02:18:31

Sultan bin Salman al-Saud

Saudi Arabia

1

07:01:39:42

Patrick P. R. Baudry

France

1

07:01:39:42

Wubbo J. Ockels

Netherlands

1

07:00:45:48

Rheinhard A. Furrer

Germany

1

07:00:45:48

Ernst W. Messerschmid

Germany

1

07:00:45:48

Alexei A. Leonov

U. S.S. R.

2

07:00:33:08

Don L. Lind

U. S.A.

1

07:00:09:53

Lodewijk van den Berg

U. S.A.

1

07:00:09:53

Taylor G. Wang

U. S.A.

1

07:00:09:53

—> 7 days (1 week) <—

S. David Griggs

U. S.A.

1

06:23:56:31

Edwin J. Gam

U. S.A.

1

06:23:56:31

F. Richard Scobee

U. S.A.

2

06:23:42:08

Terry J. Hart

U. S.A.

1

06:23:40:55

Thomas J. Hennen

U. S.A.

1

06:22:52:28

Rudolfo Neri Vela

Mexico

1

06:21:06:12

Sherwood C. Spring

U. S.A.

1

06:21:06:12

William A. Anders

U. S.A.

1

06:03:00:42

Robert J. Cenker

U. S.A.

1

06:02:04:52

C. William Nelson, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

06:02:04:52

Judith A. Resnik

U. S.A.

2

06:00:59:18

Fred W. Haise, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

05:22:54:41

John L. Swigert, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

05:22:54:41

William B. Lenoir

U. S.A.

1

05:02:15:29

Donald H. Peterson

U. S.A.

1

05:00:24:36

Manley L. Carter, Jr.

U. S.A.

1

05:00:07:50

Michael J. McCulley

U. S.A.

1

04:23:40:14

Georgi S. Shonin

U. S.S. R.

1

04:22:42:47

Fei Junlong

China

1

04:19:33:00

Nie Haisheng

China

1

04:19:33:00

William A. Pailes

U. S.A.

1

04:02:45:46

Edward H. White, II

U. S.A.

1

04:01:56:12

Georgi T. Beregovoi

U. S.S. R.

1

03:22:50:45

Ellison S. Onizuka

U. S.A.

2

03:01:35:31

Gary E. Payton

U. S.A.

1

03:01:34:18

Name

Country

Total space flights

Time in space (dd:hh:mm:ss)

Valentina V. Tereshkova

U. S.S. R.

1

02:22:50:00

Vladimir M. Komarov

U. S.S. R.

1

02:03:04:55

Liu Boming

China

1

02:02:27:35

Zhai Zhigang

China

1

02:02:27:35

Lev S. Dyomin

U. S.S. R.

1

02:00:12:11

Gennady V. Sarafanov

U. S.S. R.

1

02:00:12:11

Valery I. Rozhdestvensky

U. S.S. R.

1

02:00:06:35

Vyacheslav D. Zudov

U. S.S. R.

1

02:00:06:35

Yevgeny V. Khrunov

U. S.S. R.

1

01:23:45:50

Vasily G. Lazarev

U. S.S. R.

2

01:23:36:59

Georgi I. Ivanov

Bulgaria

1

01:23:01:06

Pavel I. Belyayev

U. S.S. R.

1

01:02:02:17

Gherman S. Titov

U. S.S. R.

1

01:01:18:00

Konstantin P. Feoktistov

U. S.S. R.

1

01:00:17:03

Boris B. Yegorov

U. S.S. R.

1

01:00:17:03

I 1 day (24 hours) ]’

Yang Liwei

China

1

00:21:26:00

Virgil I. Grissom

U. S.A.

2

00:05:08:28

M. Scott Carpenter

U. S.A.

1

00:04:56:05

Yuri A. Gagarin

U. S.S. R.

1

00:01:48:00

t Oleg V. Novitsky t

Russia

1

In space

I Yevgeni Tarekin |

Russia

1

In space

J. Flights in the quest for space J,

Astro-flight experience: X-15 (1961-1968) and SpaceSMpOne (2004)

Mike Melvill (SS-1)

U. S.A.

2

00:00:48:00

Joseph A. Walker (X-15)

U. S.A.

3

00:00:30:00

Brian Binnie (SS-1)

U. S.A.

1

00:00:24:00

William J. Knight (X-15)

U. S.A.

2

00:00:20:00

Robert A. Rushworth (X-15)

U. S.A.

1

00:00:10:00

John B. McKay (X-15)

U. S.A.

1

00:00:10:00

William H. Dana (X-15)

U. S.A.

1

00:00:10:00

Michael J. Adams (X-15)

U. S.A.

1

00:00:10:00

Mission in progress: STS 51-L (25)

Challenger launch accident (January 28,1986)

Gregory B. Jarvis

U. S.A.

1

00:00:01:13

S. Christa McAuliffe

U. S.A.

1

00:00:01:13

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

008

1966 Nov 12

2:29

Aldrin

Gemini 12

Stand-up EVA for astronomical photography; equipment prep for later EVAs; Lovell on IVA; EVA record

009

1966 Nov 13

2:09

Aldrin

Gemini 12

Evaluation of restraints and tethers during completion of EVA work task tests; Lovell on IVA

010

1966 Nov 14

0:59

Aldrin

Gemini 12

Final Gemini EVA; completed astronomical photography objectives; Lovell on IVA

Oil

1969 Jan 16

0:37

Khrunov/Yeliseyev

Soyuz 5/4

First Soviet EVA for 4 years; first EVA crew transfer between two spacecraft; related to lunar program

012

1969 Mar 6

1:07

Schweickart/Scott D.

Apollo 9/LM/CM

First test of Apollo lunar EVA suit in Earth orbit; Scott conducted stand-up EVA from CM hatch; Schweickart demonstrated exit on to LM porch and partial crew transfer to LM; McDivitt remained inside LM on IVA

013

1969 Jul 20

2:32

Armstrong/Aldrin

Apollo 11/LM

First moonwalk; EVA record; set up experiments and took samples; Tranquility Base EVA world’s most televised event to date

014

1969 Nov 19

3:56

Conrad/Bean

Apollo 12/LM

Second moonwalk; set up first ALSEP; geological sampling near landing site; EVA record

015

1969 Nov 20

3:49

Conrad/Bean

Apollo 12/LM

Third moonwalk; geological field trip on foot; retrieved parts from unmanned Surveyor III

016

1971 Feb 5

4:48

Shepard/Mitchell

Apollo 14/LM

Fourth moonwalk; deployed second ALSEP and completed short geological field trip on foot; EVA record.

017

1971 Feb 6

4:35

Shepard/Mitchell

Apollo 14/LM

Fifth moonwalk; geological field trip on foot to Cone Crater using MET to carry equipment.

018

1971 Jul 30

0:27

Scott, D.

Apollo 15/LM

Stand-up EVA from LM top hatch to photographically survey Hadley Rille landing site; Irwin remained in LM on IVA

019

1971 Jul 31

3:33

Scott, D./Irwin

Apollo 15/LM

Sixth moonwalk; set up third ALSEP geological traverse on first LRV set a new EVA record.

020

1971 Aug 1

7:12

Scott, D./Irwin

Apollo 15/LM

Seventh moonwalk; geological traverse on LRV; round trip to Hadley-Apennine Front; new EVA record

021

1971 Aug 2

4:50

Scott, D/Irwin

Apollo 15/LM

Eighth moonwalk; geological traverse on LRV to Hadley Rille

022

1971 Aug 5

0:39

Worden/Irwin

Apollo 15/CM

First deep-space EVA; Worden retrieved SIM bay film cassettes; Irwin filmed and assisted during stand-up EVA in CM hatch; Scott exposed to vacuum, but did not exit CM

023

1972 Apr 21

7:11

Young/Duke

Apollo 16/LM

Ninth moonwalk; deployed fourth ALSEP; drove second LRV on geological traverse to Flag Crater

024

1972 Apr 22

7:23

Young/Duke

Apollo 16/LM

Tenth moonwalk; LRV geological traverse to Stone Mountain; new EVA record

025

1972 Apr 23

5:40

Young/Duke

Apollo 16/LM

Eleventh moonwalk; LRV geological traverse to House Rock; largest boulder visited by Apollo crews

026

1972 Apr 25

1:24

Mattingly/Duke

Apollo 16/CM

Second deep-space EVA; Mattingly retrieved SIM bay film cassettes from SM; Duke filmed and assisted during stand-up EVA in CM hatch; Young exposed to vacuum but did not exit CM

027

1972 Dec 11

7:12

Cernan/Schmitt

Apollo 17/LM

Twelfth moonwalk; deployed fifth and final ALSEP; drove third LRV on short geological traverse

028

1972 Dec 12

7:37

Cernan/Schmitt

Apollo 17/LM

Thirteenth moonwalk; LRV geological traverse; discovered “orange soil”; set new EVA record

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

029

1972 Dec 13

7:15

Ceman/Schmitt

Apollo 17/LM

Fourteenth and last moonwalk; LRV geological traverse; performed ceremonies marking end of Apollo

030

1972 Dec 17

1:06

Evans/Schmitt

Apollo 17/CM

Third deep-space EVA; Evans retrieved SIM bay film cassettes; Schmitt filmed and assisted during stand-up EVA in CM hatch; Cernan exposed to vacuum but did not exit CM; final Apollo EVA

031

1973 May 25

0:37

Weitz

Skylab 2/CM

Stand-up EVA from the open CM hatch; attempts to deploy stuck solar array; assisted from inside CM by Kerwin and Conrad on IVA

032

1973 Jun 7

3:25

Conrad/Kerwin

Skylab 2/OWS

Successfully deployed stuck solar wing, saving station; tethered Conrad catapulted into space by motion of array

033

1973 Jun 19

1:44

Conrad/Weitz

Skylab 2/OWS

Retrieval and replacement of ATM film cassettes; inspected solar array and previously deployed parasol sunshade

034

1973 Aug 6

6:31

Garriott/Lousma

Skylab 3/OWS

Erected twin-pole assembly over parasol to improve thermal conditions inside Skylab OWS

035

1973 Aug 24

4:30

Garriott/Lousma

Skylab 3/OWS

ATM film cassette retrieval and replacement

036

1973 Sep 22

2:45

Bean/Garriott

Skylab 3/OWS

ATM film cassette retrieval and replacement

037

1973 Nov 22

6:33

Gibson/Pogue

Skylab 4/OWS

ATM film cassette retrieval and replacement; routine repair tasks

038

1973 Dec 25

7:01

Carr/Pogue

Skylab 4/OWS

ATM film cassette retrieval and replacement; first EVA on Christmas Day; observed Comet Kohoutek

039

1973 Dec 29

3:38

Carr/Gibson

Skylab 4/OWS

ATM film cassette retrieval and replacement; further observations of Kohoutek

040

1974 Feb 3

5:19

Carr/Gibson

Skylab 4/OWS

Final ATM film cassette retrieval; retrieved experiment packages from exterior of Skylab; final Skylab EVA

041

1977 Dec 20

1:28

Grechko

EO-l/Salyut 6

Stand-up EVA examined forward docking port after failure of Soyuz 25 to dock; Romanenko conducted IVA; first Soviet EVA in almost 9 years; first EVA from a Salyut space station

042

1978 M 29

2:05

Ivanchenko/Kovalenok

ЕО-2/Salyut 6

Removed and replaced samples from exterior of Salyut 6; Kovalenok performed stand-up EVA

043

1979 Aug 15

1:23

Ryumin/Lyakhov

ЕО-3/Salyut 6

Unscheduled EVA to free KRT-10 telescope antenna from aft docking port

044

1982 Jul 30

2:33

Lebedev/Berezovoi

EO-l/Salyut 7

Collected and replaced samples on exterior of Salyut

045

1983 Apr 7

4:17

Musgrave/Peterson

STS-6/OV-099

First Shuttle demonstration EVA; evaluated new EVA suits and restraint system

046

1983 Nov 1

2:50

Alexandrov/Lyakhov

ЕО-2/Salyut 7

First in a series of EVAs adding extra panels to solar arrays; installed additional panels to central array

047

1983 Nov 3

2:55

Alexandrov/Lyakhov

ЕО-2/Salyut 7

Added second panel to central array

048

1984 Feb 7

5:55

McCandless/Stewart

STS-41B/OV-099

First untethered EVAs; McCandless flew first MMU 300 feet from orbiter; Stewart also test-flew MMU

049

1984 Feb 9

6:17

McCandless/Stewart

STS-41B/O V-099

Further MMU flights; also evaluated procedures for satellite repairs planned for later missions

050

1984 Apr 8

2:57

Nelson/Van Hoften

STS-41C/O V-099

Nelson attempts to capture Solar Max by flying MMU; unsuccessful; later captured by Shuttle RMS

051

1984 Apr 11

6:16

Nelson/Van Hoften

STS-41C/O V-099

Repaired Solar Max in payload bay; redeployed; Van Hoften flew untethered MMU in payload bay

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

052

1984 Apr 23

4:15

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-3/Salyut 7

First of a series of six EVAs; transported ladder and EVA tools to work area, and prepared work site

053

1984 Apr 26

4:56

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-3/ Salyut 7

Installed new propellant valve by cutting into station’s skin

054

1984 Apr 29

2:45

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-3/Salyut 7

Installation of new conduit; replacement of thermal covering of station

055

1984 May 3

2:45

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-3/ Salyut 7

Installation of second conduit; verification of both conduits; fuel leak pinpointed

056

array

1984 May 18

3:05

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-3/ Salyut 7

Installation of a second set of solar array extensions to main

057

1984 Jul 25

3:35

Savitskaya/Dzhanibekov

Т12/ Salyut 7

First female to perform EVA; tested multipurpose welding gun

058

1984 Aug 8

5:00

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-3/Salyut 7

Leaking fuel pipe sealed; retrieved samples from solar arrays for evaluation on Earth

059

1984 Oct 11

3:27

Leestma/Sullivan

STS-41G/O V-099

First U. S. female to perform EVA; completed satellite-refueling demonstration in payload bay of Shuttle

060

1984 Nov 12

6:00

Allen/Gardner

STS-51A/OV-103

Used MMU to retrieve rogue Palapa Comsat

061

1984 Nov 14

5:42

Allen/Gamer

STS-51A/OV-103

Used MMU to retrieve rogue Westar Comsat

062

1985 Apr 16

3:00

Hoffman/Griggs

STS-51D/OV-103

First unscheduled (contingency) U. S. EVA; crew attached “Flyswatter” device to RMS attempting to activate Leasat

063

1985 Aug 2

5:00

Savinykh/Dzhanibekov

ЕО-4/ Salyut 7

Attached third and final set of additional solar panels to main arrays; evaluated new Orlan EVA suits

064

1985 Aug 31

7:08

Van Hoften/Fisher

STS-51I/OV-103

Manual capture of Leasat deployed on 51D; commenced repairs in payload bay

065

1985 Sep 1

4:26

Van Hoften/Fisher

STS-51I/OV-103

Completed Leasat repair and redeployed by hand from end of RMS

066

1985 Nov 29

5:30

Spring/Ross

STS-61B/OV-104

Space construction tests using EASE and ACCESS in payload bay for future space station activities

067

1985 Dec 1

6:30

Spring/Ross

STS-61B/OV-104

Space construction tests with EASE and ACCESS related to Space Station Freedom program

068

1986 May 28

3:50

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-5/ Salyut 7

Collected experiments from exterior of station; evaluated a beam builder for future space construction tasks

069

1986 May 31

5:00

Kizim/Solovyov, V.

ЕО-5/Salyut 7

Completed additional space construction test; used improved URI welding gun; final EVA from Salyut station

070

1987 Apr 11

3:40

Romanenko/Laveikin

ЕО-2/Mir node

Unscheduled EVA to remove a foreign object from rear Mir docking port which prevented hard docking of Kvant astrophysical module; first EVA from Mir

071

1987 Jun 12

1:53

Romanenko/Laveikin

ЕО-2/Mir node

Added an extra set of solar panels to the Mir exterior

072

1987 Jun 16

3:15

Romanenko/Laveikin

ЕО-2/Mir node

Installed a second set of additional solar panels to exterior of Mir

073

1988 Feb 26

4:25

Titov, V./Manarov

ЕО-3/Mir node

Replaced elements of solar array panels erected by EO-2 crew

074

1988 Jun 30

5:10

Titov, V./Manarov

ЕО-3/Mir node

Attempted repair of the X-ray telescope on Kvant-1; terminated due to broken wrench

075

1988 Oct 20

4:12

Titov, V./Manarov

ЕО-3/Mir node

Completed repair of the TTM telescope on Kvant

076

1988 Dec 9

5:57

Volkov, A./Chretien

ЕО-4/Mir node

First поп-U. S., non-U. S.S. R. EVA; first French EVA (Chretien); erected French ERA structure (by kicking the container); carried out French experiments

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

077

1990 Jan 8

2:56

Viktorenko/Serebrov

ЕО-5/Mir node

Deployment of two star sensors on exterior of Mir and retrieved samples from hull of station

078

1990 Jan 11

2:54

Viktorenko/Serebrov

ЕО-5/Mir node

Retrieved French experiments deployed in December 1988 and installed new experiment packages

079

1990 Jan 26

3:02

Viktorenko/Serebrov

EO-5/Kvant-2

First use of specialized air lock on Kvant-2 module; prepared docking device for use with Soviet MMU; removed Kurs antenna; installed new TV system; tested improved EVA suit

080

1990 Feb 1

4:59

Viktorenko/Serebrov

EO-5/Kvant-2

First flight of Soviet MMU; Serebrov flew (tethered) up to 30 meters from Mir

081

1990 Feb 5

3:45

Viktorenko/Serebrov

EO-5/Kvant-2

Viktorenko flies (tethered) MMU 45 meters from Mir and performs a victory roll in celebration

082

1990 Jul 17

7:00

Solovyov, A./Balandin

EO-6/Kvant-2

Attempted repair of damaged Soyuz thermal blankets; a damaged outer Kvant-2 hatch meant using a backup method to reenter Mir

083

1990 Jul 26

3:31

Solovyov, A./Balandin

EO-6/Kvant-2

Stowed external ladders on Mir for future use; completed temporary repairs to damaged Kvant-2 outer hatch

084

1990 Oct 30

3:45

Manakov/Strekalov

EO-7/Kvant-2

Completed a partially successful repair of Kvant-2 outer hatch

085

1991 Jan 7

5:18

Afanasyev/Manarov

EO-8/Kvant-2

Completed repairs to Kvant-2 outer hatch; installed support structure for a crane to relocate solar arrays from Kristall to Kvant-1 module

086

1991 Jan 23

5:33

Afanasyev/Manarov

EO-8/Kvant-2

Installation of first crane jib near the forward multiple docking adapter node on Mir core module

087

1991 Jan 26

6:20

Afanasyev/Manarov

EO-8/Kvant-2

Installation of second crane jib on Kvant-1 for future relocation of solar arrays

088

1991 Apr 7

4:38

Ross/Apt

STS-37/OV-104

First U. S. EVA for 64 months; unscheduled EVA to repair stuck Gamma Ray Observatory high-gain antenna

089

1991 Apr 8

6:11

Ross/Apt

STS-37/OV104

Completed EVA experiments related to future space station construction, including CETA mobility tests

090

1991 Apr 25

3:34

Afanasyev/Manarov

EO-8/Kvant-2

Inspection of faulty Kurs antenna discovering missing receiver dish; replacement of exterior TV camera

091

1991 Jun 25

4:58

Artsebarsky/Krikalev

EO-9/Kvant-2

Replacement of damaged Kurs antenna

092

1991 Jun 28

3:24

Artsebarsky/Krikalev

EO-9/Kvant-2

Installation of U. S. cosmic ray detector experiment on exterior of Mir

093

1991 Jul 15

5:55

Artsebarsky/Krikalev

ЕО-9/ Kvant-2

Commenced construction of 15 m Sofora girder on the exterior of Kvant-1

094

1991 Jul 19

6:20

Artsebarsky/Krikalev

EO-9/Kvant-2

Continued construction of Sofora

095

1991 Jul 23

5:34

Artsebarsky/Krikalev

EO-9/Kvant-2

Continued construction of Sofora

096

1991 Jul 27

6:49

Artsebarsky/Krikalev

EO-9/Kvant-2

Completed construction of Sofora; Artsebarsky’s suit overheats and he is blinded by perspiration; he is guided back to the hatch by Krikalev

097

1992 Feb 20

4:12

Volkov, A./Viktorenko

EO-lO/Kvant-2

Installation of new equipment on exterior of Kvant-2; Volkov’s suit experienced problems that forced an early termination of the EVA

098

1992 May 10

3:43

Thuot/Hieb

STS-49/OV-105

An attempt to capture Intelsat VI (satellite fails)

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

099

1992 May 12

5:30

Thuot/Hieb

STS-49/OV-105

Second attempt to capture Intelsat VI satelbte fails

100

1992 May 13

8:29

Thuot/Hieb/Akers

STS-49/OV-105

First three-person EVA; trio captured Intelsat VI by hand, then attached a new kick motor and redeployed it; the hundredth EVA was also the longest in EVA history

101

1992 May 14

7:45

Thornton, K./Akers

STS-49/OV-105

Tested Space Station Freedom construction techniques and crew rescue procedures; Thornton set a new EVA duration record for a female

102

1992 Jul 8

2:05

Viktorenko/Kaleri

EO-ll/Kvant-2

Completed external repairs to the Kvant-2 module

103

1992 Sep 3

3:56

Solovyov, A./Avdeyev

EO-12/Kvant-2

Commenced work to install new VDU propulsion system onto the Sofora girder

104

1992 Sep 7

5:08

Solovyov, A./Avdeyev

EO-12/Kvant-2

Continued installation of VDU on Sofora girder; lowered U. S.S. R. flag from outside Mir

105

1992 Sep 11

5:44

Solovyov, A./Avdeyev

EO-12/Kvant-2

Continued installation of VDU on Sofora girder

106

1992 Sep 15

3:33

Solovyov, A./Avdeyev

EO-12/Kvant-2

Antenna attached to Kristall module in order to assist planned Buran and U. S. Shuttle docking radar

107

1993 Jan 17

4:28

Harbaugh/Runco

STS-54/OV-105

Demonstration and tests of techniques under development for construction of Space Station Freedom and HST repair activities

108

1993 Apr 19

5:25

Manakov/Poleschuk

EO-13/Kvant-2

Commenced process of transferring solar arrays on exterior of Mir

109

1993 Jun 18

4:18

Manakov/Poleschuk

EO-13Kvant-2

Commenced configuration of Mir exterior for a series of EVAs by next main crew

110

1993 Jun 25

5:50

Low/Wisoff

STS-57/OV-105

Crew attached EURECA antenna; evaluated Space Station Freedom EVA tasks and HST repair methods

111

1993 Sep 16

4:18

T sibliyev/Serebrov

EO-14/Kvant-2

First of three EVAs to install Rapana mast on exterior of Mir; also checked hull for Perseid meteoroid damage

112

1993 Sep 16

7:05

Walz/Newman

STS-51/OV-103

Further tests of HST repair tools and techniques

113

1993 Sep 20

3:13

T sibliyev/Serebrov

EO-14/Kvant-2

Continued deployment of Rapana mast; also installed sample packages for later retrieval

114

1993 Sep 28

1:52

T sibliyev/Serebrov

EO-14/Kvant-2

Planned EVA to complete installation of Rapana and film exterior of station; the EVA was shortened when TsibUyev’s suit overheated

115

1993 Oct 22

0:38

T sibliyev/Serebrov

EO-14/Kvant-2

Installation of new instrument blocks on Kvant-2; completed exterior filming of station

116

1993 Oct 29

4:12

T sibliyev/Serebrov

EO-14/Kvant-2

Inspected solar arrays and exterior antenna; checked Sofora mount; retrieved materials samples in order to determine future operational lifetime of Mir

117

1993 Dec 4

7:54

Hoffman/Musgrave

STS-61/OV-105

First HST service mission; first service EVA included the replacement of malfunctioning gyroscopes

118

1993 Dec 5

6:36

Thornton, K./Akers

STS-61/OV-105

Second HST service EVA to remove old solar arrays and install new ones

119

1993 Dec 6

6:47

Hoffman/Musgrave

STS-61/OV-105

Third HST service EVA; installed new camera

120

1993 Dec 7

6:50

Thornton, K./Akers

STS-61/OV-105

Fourth HST service EVA; installed COSTAR and a new computer; cut loose solar panel

121

1993 Dec 8

7:21

Hoffman/Musgrave

STS-61/ OV-105

Fifth HST service EVA; new control systems installed

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

122

1994 Sep 9

5:06

Malenchenko/Musabayev

EO-16/Kvant-2

Inspected docking port after collision by Progress M-24; repaired thermal blanket torn by Soyuz TM-17; attached new solar panels; configured Mir for planned U. S. Shuttle docking.

123

1994 Sep 13

6:01

Malenchenko/Musabayev

EO-16/Kvant-2

Samples retrieved from Rapana; maintenance work completed on Sofora truss; maintenance on exterior of Kvant-2 and solar panels

124

1994 Sep 16

6:51

Lee/Meade

STS-61/OV-103

First tests of SAFER, free-flying astronaut rescue jet pack (smaller MMU)

125

1995 Feb 9

4:39

Harris/Foale

STS-63/OV-103

Evaluation of the astronaut’s ability to translate large objects; related to future Alpha Space Station tasks (EDFT-03); unsuccessful test of cold temperature EVA gloves.

126

1995 May 12

6:15

Dezhurov/Strekalov

EO-18/Kvant-2

Exterior of Mir was prepared for the transfer of solar panels allowing for docking of the U. S. Shuttle

127

1995 May 17

6:30

Dezhurov/Strekalov

EO-18/Kvant-2

Commenced moving solar panels but failed to complete initial move

128

1995 May 22

5:15

Dezhurov/Strekalov

EO-18/Kvant-2

Completed the move of the first solar array started on previous EVA

129

1995 May 28

0:21

Dezhurov/Strekalov

ЕО-18/Mir node

Internal EVA (first of several at Mir) wearing full EVA suits in forward transfer compartment to relocate Konus equipment to allow docking of Spektr module on June 1

130

1995 Jun 1

0:24

Dezhurov/Strekalov

ЕО-18/Mir node

Second internal EVA returning the Konus docking cone to its pre-May 28 location

131

1995 M 14

5:34

Solovyov, A./Budarin

EO-19/Kvant-2

Inspection of a leaky docking collar; moved two solar arrays allowing later transfer of Kristall module

132

1995 M 19

3:08

Solovyov, A./Budarin

EO-19/Kvant-2

Budarin commences installation of MIRAS infrared spectrometer; Solovyov unable to exit hatch due to a suit problem and remains in transfer compartment

133

1995 M 21

5:50

Solovyov, A./ Budarin

EO-19/Kvant-2

Completed installation of MIRAS spectrometer

134

1995 Sep 15

6:46

Voss/Gernhardt

STS-69/OV-105

Tests of EVA thermal gear; continued tests on Space Station Alpha techniques (EDFT-02)

135

1995 Oct 20

5:16

Avdeyev/Reiter

EO-20/Kvant-2

ESA astronaut Reiter (first German to perform EVA) erects European experiment on outside of Mir

136

1995 Dec 8

0:29

Gidzenko / Avdeyev

ЕО-20/Mir node

Third Mir internal EVA; relocation of —Z docking cone to +Z port for Priroda module docking

137

1996 Jan 15

6:09

Chiao/Barry

STS-72/OV-105

Space station hardware evaluation, the third EVA Development Flight Test (EDFT-03) exercise; this time umbihcal lines, utility boxes and, work platforms were used

138

1996 Jan 17

6:54

Chiao/Scott, W.

STS-72/OV-105

Continuation of the EDFT program begun on previous EVA; in addition, a 30 min cold soak of Scott’s EMU was completed to test its thermal properties.

139

1996 Feb 8

3:06

Gidzenko/Reiter

EO-20/Kvant-2

Retrieved the exposure facility ESEF that was deployed during EO-20 EVA 1 on October 20, 1995; the crew also moved the Ikarus MMU; second German EVA

140

1996 Mar 15

5:51

Onufriyenko/U sachev

EO-21/Kvant-2

Installation of a second Strela crane on the Mir base blocks; they also set cables ready for new solar panels on Kvant

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

141

1996 Mar 27

6:02

Godwin/Clifford

STS-76/OV-104

First Shuttle-based EVA by American astronauts docked with Mir; the crew attached MEEP dust collectors to the exterior of Mir docking module but did not traverse over to Mir; they also evaluated common foot restraints and tether hooks intended for ISS EVA operations

142

1996 May 20

5:20

Onufriyenko/U sachev

EO-21/Kvant-2

Relocated solar battery from exterior of Mir docking module to exterior of Kvant-1

143

1996 May 24

5:43

Onufriyenko/U sachev

EO-21/Kvant-2

Installed Russian/American solar panel on to the exterior of Kvant-1

144

1996 May 30

4:20

Onufriyenko/U sachev

EO-21/Kvant-2

Installation of MOMS-2 camera and an EVA handrail to the exterior of Mir

145

1996 Jun 6

3:34

Onufriyenko/U sachev

EO-21/Kvant-2

Installed the SKK-11 experiment on the outside of Mir and replaced the Komza experiment package. They also filmed part one of a sponsored Pepsi commercial

146

1996 Jun 13

5:46

Onufriyenko/U sachev

EO-21/Kvant-2

Crew installed and deployed Ferma-3 girder and repaired the Travers Antenna; they also completed filming the second part of the Pepsi commercial

147

1996 Dec 2

5:57

Korzun/Kaleri

EO-22/Kvant-2

Linked power cables from solar battery to the main electrical bus on Mir

148

1996 Dec 9

6:36

Korzun/Kaleri

EO-22/Kvant-2

Completed the linkage of power cables begun on previous EVA

149

1997 Feb 13

6:42

Lee/Smith

STS-82/OV-103

Sixth HST-servicing EVA; replacement of older High Resolution Spectrograph with the new Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS) and Near Infrared Camera and Multi – Object Spectrometer (NICMOS)

150

1997 Feb 14

7:27

Harbaugh/T anner

STS-82/OV-103

Seventh HST-servicing EVA; replacement of the Far Guidance Sensor (FGS) and out-of-date recorders; installation of the Optical Control Electronics Enhancement Kit (OCE-EK); the crew also noted insulation damage on the telescope

151

1997 Feb 15

7:11

Lee/Smith

STS-82/OV-103

Eighth HST-servicing EVA; replacement of the Data Interface unit (DIU); installation of a new solid state data recorder

152

1997 Feb 16

6:34

Harbaugh/T anne

STS-82/OV-103

Ninth HST-servicing EVA; replacement of Solar Array Drive electronics (SADE); installation of covers for magnetometers; commenced the repair of insulation noted on February 14 EVA

153

1997 Feb 17

5:17

Lee/Smith

STS-82/OV-103

Tenth HST-servicing EVA; this was an additional EVA added to the flight plan in order to attach thermal insulation blankets to the exterior of the telescope

154

1997 Apr 29

4:48

T sibliyev/Linenger

EO-23/Kvant-2

First U. S./Russian EVA; first American to use a Russian EVA suit (Orlan-M); retrieval of experiment packages from exterior of Mir

155

1997 Aug 22

3:16

Solovyov, A./Vinogradov

ЕО-24/Mir node

Fourth Mir IVA; connected power cables from the damaged Spektr module to the Mir base block

156

1997 Sep 6

6:00

Solovyov, A./Foale

EO-24/Kvant-2

Second U. S./Russian EVA; crew searched for evidence of puncture in hull of Spektr but found none; completed a manual realignment of solar arrays

157

1997 Oct 1

5:01

Parazynski/Titov, V.

STS-86/OV-104

Third U. S./Russian EVA; first from Shuttle; retrieval of MEEP from exterior of Mir

158

1997 Oct 20

6:38

Solovyov, A./Vinogradov

ЕО-24/Mir node

Fifth Mir IVA; completed connections of Spektr power cables

159

1997 Nov 3

6:04

Solovyov, A./Vinogradov

EO-24/Kvant-2

Disconnected the old Kvant solar array and replaced it; hand – launched mini replica of Sputnik, marking the 40th anniversary of the Space Age (October 4)

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

160

1997 Nov 6

6:17

Solovyov, A./Vinogradov

EO-24/Kvant-2

Transferred solar panel; temporarily installed a cap for possible Spektr leak repair; a hatch leak delayed EVA closeout procedures

161

1997 Nov 24

7:43

Scott, W./Doi

STS-87/OV-102

First Japanese (Doi) to perform EVA; unplanned Spartan retrieval; further tests of ISS EVA hardware

162

1997 Dec 3

4:59

Scott, W./ Doi

STS-87/OV-102

Second Japanese EVA; continued the originally planned ISS EVA hardware/procedures tests delayed from EVA 1

163

1998 Jan 8

4:04

Solovyov, A./Vinogradov

EO-24/Kvant-2

Attempted repair of leaking air lock hatch

164

1998 Jan 14

6:38

Solovyov, A./ Wolf

EO-24/Kvant-2

Fourth U. S./Russian EVA; inspection of Mir exterior and repair of the faulty EVA air lock hatch

165

1998 Apr 1

6:40

Musabayev/Budarin

EO-2/Kvant-2

Installation of handrails on the outside of Mir in preparation for a planned repair of Spektr solar array mounting

166

1998 Apr 6

4:23

Musabayev/Budarin

EO-25/Kvant-2

Strengthening of Spektr solar array mounting; the EVA was shortened by mission control error in regard to the orientation system on Mir

167

1998 Apr 11

6:25

Musabayev/Budarin

EO-25/Kvant-2

Crew dismantled and discarded the exterior control engine (VDU) unit

168

1998 Apr 17

6:32

Musabayev/Budarin

EO-25/Kvant-2

Dismantled the Strela boom and T3; commenced the installation of a new VDU unit

169

1998 Apr 22

6:21

Musabayev/Budarin

ЕО-25/ Kvant-2

Completion of the installation of the new VDU unit on top of a tower on the exterior of Mir; 100th space station-related EVA

170

1998 Sep 15

0:30

Avdeyev/Padalka

EO-26/Kvant-2

Set up six new external experiments; conducted a program of maintenance and repair; and hand-launched second replica Sputnik satellite

171

1998 Nov 10

5:54

Avdeyev/Padalka

EO-26/Kvant-2

Set up six new external experiments; conducted maintenance and repair program; hand-launched second replica mini Sputnik satellite

172

1998 Dec 7

7:21

Ross/Newman

STS-88/OV-105

First ISS-related EVA (Shuttle Orbiter based); connected electrical cables from Zarya to Unity; installation of handrails and support equipment for future EVAs

173

1998 Dec 9

7:02

Ross/Newman

STS-88/OV-105

Installation of two antennae on Unity and removal of launch restraint pins on Node hatches; also deployment of stuck TORU antenna on Zarya

174

1998 Dec 12

6:59

Ross/Newman

STS-88/OV-105

Stowed bag of EVA tools on Unity for future EVA crews; freed second stuck TORU antenna on Zarya; conducted a survey of exterior of station hull

175

1999 Apr 16

6:19

Afanasyev/ Haignere

EO-26/Kvant-2

Second French EVA; performed CNES experiments; deployment by hand of third mini-replica of Sputnik

176

1999 May 28

7:55

Jernigan/Barry

STS-96/OV-103

Relocation of stowed U. S. Orbital Transfer Device and Russian Strela cranes from Shuttle payload bay to Unity; attached a further set of EVA tools to the station; longest EVA for a female

177

1999 M 23

6:07

Afanasyev/Avdeyev

EO-26/Kvant-2

An attempt to deploy Russian/Georgian reflector antenna

178

1999 M 28

5:22

Afanasyev/Avdeyev

EO-26/Kvant-2

Deployment of Russian/Georgian reflector; deployed and retrieved exposed sample cassettes

179

1999 Dec 22

8:16

Smith/Grunsfeld

STS-103/OV-103

Eleventh HST-servicing EVA

180

1999 Dec 23

8:10

Foale/Nicollier

STS-103/OV-103

Twelfth HST-servicing EVA; first Swiss EVA

181

1999 Dec 24

8:08

Smith/Grunsfeld

STS-103/OV-103

Thirteenth HST-servicing EVA

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission! Spacecraft

Notes

182

2000 May 12

4:52

Zaletin/Kaleri

EO-28/Kvant-2

The final EVA from the Mir complex; used Germatisator Sealing Experiment; completed a panoramic inspection; examined a failed solar battery

183

2000 May 21

6:44

Williams/Voss

STS-101/OV-104

Secured OTD; installation of final elements of Strela crane and replaced antenna on Unity; completed a number of get-ahead tasks

184

2000 Sep 10

6:14

Lu/Malenchenko

STS-106/OV-104

Fifth U. S./Russian EVA; connection of electrical and communication cables between Zvezda and Zarya; also installed magnetometer

185

2000 Oct 15

6:28

Chiao/McArthur

STS-92/OV-103

Deployed two antenna assemblies and installed EVA toolbox; electrical cable connection for Z1 truss

186

2000 Oct 16

7:07

Wisoff/Lopez-Alegria

STS-92/OV-103

Preparation of Z1 truss for attachment of solar arrays; released launch latches securing PMA-3

187

2000 Oct 17

6:48

Chiao/McArthur

STS-92/OV-103

Installed second EVA toolbox, continued program of reconfigurations and connections of electrical cables; installation of two DC converter units on Z1 truss

188

2000 Oct 18

6:56

Wisoff/Lopez-Alegria

STS-92/OV-103

Tested SAFER backpack; completed EVA wrap-up tasks

189

2000 Dec 3

7:33

Tanner/Noriega

STS-97/OV-105

Installed P6 truss segment and deployed two solar arrays (after one stuck); connected power and data cables

190

2000 Dec 5

6:37

Tanner/Noriega

STS-97/OV-105

Inspection of partially deployed solar array; connected power and data cables and coolant Unes from P6; replacement of S-band assembly at P6

191

2000 Dec 7

5:10

Tanner/Noriega

STS-97/OV-105

Repaired P6; installation of a small antenna and a sensor on a radiator; also installed a Floating Potential Probe and a centerline camera

192

2001 Feb 10

7:34

Jones/Curbeam

STS-98/OV-105

Monitored relocation of PMA-2; connected power and data cables; Curbeam’s suit was contaminated with leaking ammonia requiring a “bake-out” in sunlight to clean

193

2001 Feb 12

6:50

Jones/Curbeam

STS-98/OV-104

EVA crew assisted in repositioning of PMA-2 on Destiny Lab; installed insulation covers in payload bay of Discovery; installed SSRMS base

194

2001 Feb 14

5:25

Jones/Curbeam

STS-98/OV-105

Attachment of S-band antenna; released cooling radiator; inspected connections; test-flew SAFER; this marked the 100th U. S. EVA since Gemini 4 in June 1965

195

2001 Mar 11

8:56

Voss/Helms (ISS EO-2)

STS-102/OV-103

Relocated Early Communications antenna from Unity to PMA attachment; installation of Lab Cradle Assembly on Destiny; installed SSRMS cable tray; set new EVA endurance record

196

2001 Mar 13

6:21

Thomas/Richards

STS-102/OV-103

Configuration of stowage platform; completed the connection of cables commenced in previous EVA; made minor adjustments to solar array brace

197

2001 Apr 22

7:10

Parazynski/Hadfield

STS-100/OV-105

First Canadian EVA (Hadfield); installation of UHF antenna and video command and power cables between the SSRMS and Destiny Lab robotic workstation; installation of Canadarm

198

2001 Apr 24

7:40

Parazynski/Hadfield

STS-100/OV-105

Second Canadian EVA; rewired and rerouted power and data cables for Canadarm2

199

2001 Jun 8

0:19

Usachev/V oss

ЕО-2/Zvezda

First IVA at ISS; sixth U. S./Russian EVA; replacement of flat plate in Zvezda nadir docking port with a docking cone; first IVA at ISS without a Shuttle docked

EVA

Start date of EVA

Time

(h:min)

EVA crew members

Mission/Spacecraft

Notes

200

2001 M 14

5:59

Gemhardt/Reilly

STS-104/OV-104

Configuration of Quest air lock module for transfer to Unity module; connection of heater cables

201

2001 M 17

6:29

Gemhardt/Reilly

STS-104/OV-104