ISS: NASA spacewalkers install docking adapter on International Station

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W/S Final checks on NASA astronauts Nick Hague and Andrew Morgan at International Space Station (ISS) before start of spacewalk
M/S Hague and Morgan emerging from hatchway *COLOUR DISTORTED AT SOURCE*
W/S Hague and Morgan outside ISS *NO AUDIO AT SOURCE*
C/U Hague's hands working on installation
W/S Spacewalk
M/S Spacewalk
M/S International Space Station *NO AUDIO AT SOURCE*
W/S Hague and Morgan spacewalking outisde International Station *NO AUDIO AT SOURCE*
M/S Spacewalk *NO AUDIO AT SOURCE*
M/S Astronaut working
M/S Hague and Morgan installing docking adapter
M/S Hague and Morgan working outisde ISS
M/S Hague and Morgan installing docking adapter
C/U Astronaut's hand
W/S International Space Station
M/S International Space Station
W/S International Space Station
W/S NASA control centre
SCRIPT
NASA astronauts Nick Hague and Andrew Morgan left the International Space Station (ISS) on Wednesday on a planned 6.5 hour-long spacewalk to install an International Docking Adapter-3 (IDA-3).
Footage shows both astronauts outside the ISS working on the installation while in contact with NASA's control centre.
The IDA-3 will serve as a second docking port to copulate Crew Dragon and Starliner ships in the future.
This is Hague's third spacewalk and Morgan's first time. It is the fifth time astronauts leave the ISS for a spacewalk in 2019.
Mandatory credit: NASA TV