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The first woman to conduct a spacewalk was Russian cosmonaut Svetlana Savitskaya in 1984, followed closely by NASA astronaut Kathy Sullivan. An additional 12 US women have conducted 40 spacewalks over the past 35 years. Koch and Meir will be 13th and 14th, respectively.Koch and Meir spoke about women working in human spaceflight during a recent news conference."I think it's important because of the historical nature of what we're doing and that in the past, women haven't always been at the table," Koch said. "It's wonderful to be contributing to human spaceflight at a time when all contributions are being accepted, when everyone has a role and that can lead, in turn, to increased chance for success."There are a lot of people that derive motivation from inspiring stories from people that look like them and I think it's an important aspect of the story to tell," Koch said."What we're doing now shows all the work that went in for the decades prior, all of the women that worked to get us where we are today," Meir added. "I think the nice thing for us is we don't even really think about it on a daily basis, it's just normal. We're part of the team, we're doing this work as an efficient team working together with everybody else, so it's really nice to see how far that we've come."Meir tweeted about preparing for the walk."Gearing up for Friday's spacewalk to help the ground teams repair one of the battery channels with @Astro_Christina. . . . first spacesuit selfie, check! Photos will be much more spectacular once we pass through the hatch. Be sure to watch live: https://nasa.gov/live"Koch and Meir will be replacing a faulty battery charge/discharge unit that failed to activate after a spacewalk October 11, according to the agency. Because the unit is faltering, it's keeping newly installed batteries from providing an increase in power to the station.The space station is powered by solar arrays and four sets of batteries. Luckily, the faulty unit hasn't changed anything for the astronauts or experiments on board. The unit regulates the charge in the batteries from the solar arrays as the station orbits at night around the Earth.Once the unit is replaced, postponed spacewalks to replace the batteries can be rescheduled.Although floating in space looks easy, astronauts say that spacewalks are one of the most physically challenging things they can do, according to NASA.This is the second attempt at an all-female spacewalk after the first was scrapped in March.For the intended spacewalk in March, Koch was going to be paired with astronaut Anne McClain, who has since returned to Earth. In March, NASA cited 2643

The hills and canyons of Southern California are beautiful, but they can make it difficult for firefighters to gain access to wildfires.The fire that broke out Friday near the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens occurred on a steep hillside that could not be accessed by firetrucks, so firefighters had to approach the fire on foot, CNN affiliate KCBS reported.The canyons can accelerate fires. They act as funnels for the wind, which pushes already heated air upward. 470

The president was in typical campaign form at the Broadmoor World Arena, ticking off his administration’s accomplishments, bringing Colorado’s Republican congressional delegation and Interior Secretary on stage – along with UFC boss Dana White – and riling up the crowd that filled the 8,000-seat arena.He took aim at several of the Democratic presidential candidates and their Wednesday debate performances with his typical nicknames, digressed to hit the news media and to prop up his favorite Fox News hosts, praised his tax cuts and the nation’s unemployment rate, and said he was considering making Colorado the headquarters for Space Command – something sought by politicians of both parties here in the Centennial State.And though he met with Gov. Jared Polis upon his arrival in Colorado Springs to discuss Space Command, he spent a portion of the end of his speech slamming the Democratic officials that hold the top offices in the state and both chambers of the legislature – claiming that Colorado had become a “sanctuary state.”“These are the Democrats. Democrats think Colorado should be a haven for murderers, kidnappers, and felons that come into our country illegally,” Trump claimed, falsely.And when protesters briefly disrupted his rally, the crowd booed, and Trump chastised those removed from the rally by saying their mothers would not be happy with them. He also joked about the Trump legacy lasting more than a quarter of a century remarking, “When we leave office in 26 years or so, they’re going to miss us.”He heaped praise on Gardner for his commitment to the president and his policies and implored voters to support the Yuma Republican in November.“You’re going to help get Cory Gardner across that finish line because he’s been with us 100%,” Trump said. “There was no waver – there was no waver with Cory.”When discussing his own impeachment and Gardner’s 1888

The Giants overcame a wacky play in the fifth when they missed three chances to record the final out of the inning on the same play with the bases loaded. 154

The Fort Sill CID Office received an intelligence bulletin regarding a credible potential mass shooting to occur at an unknown movie theater during the release of the new Joker movie scheduled on October 4, 2019, the memo reads. "The intelligence bulletin was published by Travis County, TX Sheriff's Office and working with the local FBI field office, they have discovered disturbing and very specific chatter in the dark web regarding the targeting of an unknown movie theater during the Joker release."News of these notices comes just a day after the Aurora Police Department in Colorado let residents know that the Century Aurora and XD movie theater, which was the site of a mass shooting in July 2012, will not be showing "Joker.""Joker" follows the fictional story of a failed comedian as he slowly turns mad, eventually becoming a criminal mastermind. The Joker is known as a villain in the "Batman" series. The Aurora mass shooting took place during the Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises." "We recognize this release may cause concern or the families, friends, first responders and beyond," Aurora police said. "We ask you take time to remember those lives lost seven years ago. Things like this can trigger many emotions and we urge you to see help if needed. We too are here for you if you need someone to talk to."Police made the announcement after several family members of Aurora shooting victims sent a letter to Warner Bros. about their concerns with the "Joker" movie. The mass shooting in 2012 left 12 people dead.“When we learned that Warner Bros. was releasing a movie called 'Joker' that presents the character as a protagonist with a sympathetic origin story, it gave us pause,” the letter read.In the warning sent to military members, the Army asserts that incels are drawn to the Joker, saying "they idolize the Joker character, the violent clown from the Batman series, admiring his depiction as a man who must pretend to be happy, but eventually fights back against his bullies.""If a shooter finds you," the warning to service members reads, "fight with whatever you can." 2100

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