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The 16 pages that link to Extravehicular activity, each with the reason it gives.

• NASA astronaut corpsRelated: Some corps members train for spacewalks to maintain spacecraft and conduct assembly tasks.

• Space suitRelated: Spacewalks are the suit’s defining operational use.

• Alexei LeonovNarrower topic: Leonov’s excursion established the first example of this activity.

• AstronautBroader topic: This formal mission activity combines specialized equipment, procedures, and crew coordination.

• Cosmonaut trainingRelated: Spacewalk preparation requires specialized suit, tool, and emergency-response practice.

• Project GeminiNarrower topic: Gemini’s spacewalks revealed that movement and restraint systems were essential for useful work outside a vehicle.

• Buzz AldrinRelated: Aldrin’s Gemini spacewalks helped prepare him for lunar surface operations.

• Tiangong space stationRelated: Crew members conduct spacewalks to install equipment and maintain the station.

• Peggy WhitsonRelated: Whitson conducted spacewalks to maintain and upgrade the station.

• Svetlana SavitskayaNarrower topic: Her historic 1984 spacewalk was an extravehicular activity.

• Voskhod programmeNarrower topic: Leonov’s Voskhod 2 excursion established the first instance of this activity.

• Richard F. Gordon Jr.Related: Gordon performed two spacewalks during Gemini 11, including work with the docked Agena.

• Chris HadfieldNarrower topic: Hadfield’s spacewalks depended on the procedures and life-support systems of extravehicular activity.

• Jerry L. RossRelated: Ross accumulated nine spacewalks across his shuttle career.

• Locomotion in SpaceRelated: Astronauts use handholds, tethers, and maneuvering units to move during spacewalks.

• Story MusgraveNarrower topic: Musgrave’s Hubble repairs required sustained work outside Endeavour.