File:ISS-61 Andrew Morgan and Luca Parmitano check spacesuits and tools in the Quest airlock.jpg

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English: (From left) NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan and ESA (European Space Agency) Commander Luca Parmitano work inside the Quest airlock checking U.S. spacesuits and spacewalking tools. The duo will conduct several spacewalks in November to upgrade the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer's (AMS) thermal control system. The AMS is the International Space Station's cosmic particle detector.
Date Taken on 10 November 2019
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