Discovery astronaut Noguchi takes spacewalk

Discovery astronaut Noguchi takes spacewalk

HOUSTON, United States - NASA television shows Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi (R) exiting a hatch of the U.S. space shuttle Discovery to conduct the mission's first spacewalk July 30 to test damage-repair techniques developed after the Columbia disaster. (Kyodo)

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