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There have been 214 spacewalks at the station since 1998. Two more are planned for March 29 and April 8. https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/spacewalks/ …pic.twitter.com/7MWtJtereu

Spacewalkers Nick Hague and Anne McClain concluded their spacewalk today at 2:40pm ET to upgrade the station's power storage capacity. https://go.nasa.gov/2ulk8SZ pic.twitter.com/vW4gV0JI8i

.@segmen16's asked us, "How long did it take to build the ISS?" #AskNASA | http://nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/9SARyddBle

.@AstroPlasmius was wondering, "Do the astronauts on spacewalks still have to get their 2-hour workouts in?" #AskNASApic.twitter.com/gH8PMHpLnG

.@steelcity07 wants to know, "What time zone is used on the space station?" #AskNASA | https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/iA0YZJzrmR

How do you move when you are working outside the space station? First, make sure you are tethered to the station then grab a handrail and pull yourself to the next worksite. #AskNASA | https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/V2qgK9fbtH

A couple of space construction workers are working outside today to upgrade the space station's power storage capacity. #AskNASA | https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/nt7HNEC7cK

.@DinaFreedman's 7th grade class tweeted, "How many orbits of the ISS have happened during the spacewalk?" Knowing that the station orbits Earth once every 90 min and we are 4 hours into the spacewalk, we challenge her class to tell us the answer! #AskNASApic.twitter.com/XyGe4w1odi

.@HeckNo_Knowles wants to know, "How long does it take to plan a spacewalk?" #AskNASApic.twitter.com/h4ncbyVwFy

.@jace_voracek asked us, "Which ISS module are the new batteries being installed on?" #AskNASA | http://nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/wdCeCoXNaW

.@ski_wall's 6th grade class wants to know how much spacesuits weigh. #AskNASApic.twitter.com/ectwnNVFOM

Spacewalkers @AstroAnnimal and @AstroHague are removing an old nickel-hydrogen battery from the Port-4 truss and getting ready to stow it on an external pallet. #AskNASA | https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/2t86x7G7lj

.@raggapegs wants to know what happens if a spacesuit tether breaks, "Is there any propulsion on the astronaut's spacesuit?" #AskNASA | https://www.nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/S0S0xBok6P

Two spacewalkers are working outside today to upgrade the station's power storage capacity. Also, did you know it can take a crew just six hours to reach the station from launch to docking? #SpaceToGroundpic.twitter.com/9jwulS95Rn

.@kpitalist971's #AskNASA question is, "What is the job of the other crew members inside the station?"pic.twitter.com/arOhq1arzm

School teacher @kahartwig's first graders are wondering, "What is on the astronauts' arm above the mirror?" #AskNASA | http://nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/DxSV1jp7O8

.@jeffreydmiller wants to know, "Why do the astronauts have mirrors on their gloves? #AskNASA | http://nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/Ejv84k1IRR

.@karenwollie asked us during today's spacewalk, "Do they have sunrise and sunset like we have on Earth?" #AskNASA | http://nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/rI2vJNylai