NASA to install new antenna on ISS
NASA announced that astronauts Sophie Adino from France and Anil Menon from the United States installed a new antenna aboard the International Space Station during a mission that lasted more than six hours. The antenna is currently a vital communication link between the station and NASA’s control center in Houston, and initial tests confirmed it was fully replaced after the astronauts previously removed a malfunctioning antenna due to time constraints preventing its replacement. Communications were not affected during the replacement process, and this achievement represents a significant step in enhancing the International Space Station's communication capabilities.
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