Week Wraps Aboard Station with Spacesuits, Eye Checks, Robotics, and More - NASA
By Mark A. Garcia
Published on April 3, 2026.
The Expedition 74 crew completed their week on the International Space Station with work on spacesuits, eye checks, robotics, and science hardware maintenance. ESA (European Space Agency) flight engineer Sophie Adenot tested a spacesuit for mobility, comfort, and optimal fit. NASA flight engineers Jack Hathaway and Chris Williams also worked on spacewalking gear and reconfigured the Columbus laboratory module for a new experimental exercise machine. The station's crew also dealt with cargo transfers, and maintenance of science hardware.
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