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          Astronauts Successfully Install Pump During Second Spacewalk

   by VOA News

   Astronauts on the International Space Station completed a 7 and a half
   hour spacewalk to repair a faulty cooling line.
   It is the second spacewalk in as many days to address the problem, and
   the U.S. space agency NASA said two should be enough. Today, they are
   installed a new ammonia pump, NASA said.
   Astronauts Rick Mastracchio and Michael Hopkins removed the faulty pump
   Saturday.
   This second spacewalk was originally scheduled for yesterday, but the
   astronauts had to swap suits.
   Mastracchio accidentally hit the water switch in the air lock following
   Saturday's spacewalk, and engineers suspect water entered his suit. The
   suit needs to dry out for at least a week before being used again, said
   flight director Judd Frieling.
   The spacewalk was broadcast live on NASA Television.
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