Our day will start when astronaut Anne McClain
as EV1 in the red stripes and Nichole Ayer as Ev2.
Nichole will carry an eight foot
long strut back in and will carry the tool bag.
Both crew members
will translate to the port side of the International Space Station,
heading to the worksite of the modification kit structure or Mod kit.
At that location, they will secure their two bags and begin
the installation activity.
Nichole will start the modification activity by removing the strut
out of the bag.
To assemble the upper triangle.
The upper triangle consists
of two struts and a mounting bracket.
Nichole will then hand the triangle to Anne who will install it on the mass
canister of the beta gimbal assembly, or BGA structure.
The crew will then proceed with the installation of the right lower
strut and the right mid strut on the right side of the mast canister.
After that, the crew will
move to the left side of the mast canister to perform the same order of operations.
Beginning with the left lower strut followed by the left
mid strut.
Once all the struts are installed, the crew will cover both
mid struts with multi-layer insulation or MLI and route
the cables of the roll out solar array in support
of future spacewalks.
This step concludes
the Mod kit installation.
The next step is the relocation
of the Common Communications for visiting vehicle boom or C2B2.
The crew will begin by translating to the work site
located on the P-3 truss segment of the integrated truss structure.
Also on the port side of the vehicle.
The crew will start
by removing the C2B2 boom from the base,
attaching an extension to the base,
and installing the boom at the end of the extension.
This action shifts the antenna boom
by a foot and a half, clearing the antenna from structural blockage.
This steps complete the relocation of the C2B2 Boom.
Finally, Nichole
translates back to the P4 location to pick up the tool bag
while Anne starts her translation back to the airlock.
Shortly after, Nichole begins her translation
back to the airlock as well.
Both crew members will ingress the International Space Station through
the airlock, completing their planned six hours and 30 minutes spacewalk.