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NASA postpones spacewalk, citing ‘debris notification’ for International Space Station -Breaking

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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – The NASA logo can be seen at Kennedy Space Center before the launch by NASA/SpaceX of a crew mission to Cape Canaveral (Florida, U.S.A.), April 16, 2021. REUTERS/Joe Skipper

(Reuters) – NASA has postponed indefinitely a Tuesday spacewalk by NASA astronauts who were not stationed at the International Space Station. The reason was a debris notification for an orbiting laboratory.

Kayla and Thomas Marshburn, astronauts, were due to leave the space station for repairs to a damaged antenna. NASA officials said that there was an increased risk from debris from weeks-old Russian antisatellite missile tests. The spacewalk delay announcement by NASA via Twitter (NYSE:) was delayed was unclear.

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