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    Mission Overview

    French astronaut Sophie Adenot conducted two extravehicular activities to replace a malfunctioning antenna on the International Space Station, clearing a major communications issue for the crew and ground control.[1]

    Challenges Faced

    During the EVA, unanswered delays and unexpected mechanical patches forced Adenot to pull solutions on the fly, but she succeeded in installing the new antenna without harming the station's continuing operations.[1]

    The Miracle Description

    Adenot called the operation a 'miracle' after referencing the numerous setbacks that threatened to derail the mission, noting that the success came from careful planning and rapid decision-making.[1]

    Climatic Observations

    Beyond fixing electronics, Adenot remarked she saw 'blatant' signs of climate change from orbit, underscoring the interconnectedness of space and Earth-scale issues.[1]

    Crew Reactions

    The space‑flight community praised Adenot's skill; colleagues described her EVA as an exemplar of teamwork and resilience amid a high‑stakes environment.[1]

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