In the course of preparing the ISS for the reception of new American manned spacecraft NASA astronauts Terry was Warts and Barry Wilmore spent 6 hours in the open space.

In preparation for the International space station (ISS) for the reception of new American manned spacecraft NASA astronauts Terry was Warts and Barry Wilmore spent about 6 hours in open space.

Photo: Barry "Butch' Wilmore

During this time, the astronauts were able not only to pave the power supply line and mounted communication equipment, but to make selfe in space.

My first ever spacewalk today - AWESOME!!! pic.twitter.com/yYzQcasJ6L

— Terry W. Virts (@AstroTerry) February 22, 2015

NASA Space Agency is preparing the ISS program waiver of Russian carrier rockets.  it is expected that by 2017 the U.S. will launch its own manned spacecraft CST-100, developed by the Boeing company.

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