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2. Lost in Space: astronauts drop tool bag into orbit that you ...

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   The white, satchel-like tool bag slipped away from two astronauts during a rare, all-female spacewalk Nov. 1 as they performed maintenance on the International Space Station, according to social ...

3. Lost Nasa tool bag now orbiting Earth after drifting away ...

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   A Japanese astronaut inadvertently snapped the wandering tool bag while taking orbital photos of Mt Fuji (Satoshi Furukawa / Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center (image ...

4. Tool bag now orbiting Earth after astronauts 'inadvertently ...

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   A wandering tool bag is now roaming high above after accidentally drifting away from the International Space Station while NASA astronauts were carrying out maintenance on a spacewalk.

5. STS-126 - Wikipedia

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   The crew lock bag holding tools floats away from the space station during EVA 1. Following their post-sleep period, the crews set to work preparing for the first spacewalk of the mission. Stefanyshyn-Piper and Bowen were suited up and in the airlock ahead of schedule, and the EVA started at 18:09 UTC, with Piper becoming the first female Lead ...

6. Hammerspace - Wikipedia

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   In Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Jack Horner carries around a magical bag that stores an excessive amount of tools and weapons, In Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse , Miguel O'Hara mentions hammerspace explicitly when he observes the renaissance universe Vulture pulling a spare set of wings from seemingly nowhere; this is accompanied by a ...

7. Personal preference kit - Wikipedia

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   The Personal Preference Kit (PPK) is a container used to carry the personal items of astronauts during the Gemini, Apollo, Space Shuttle, and International Space Station programs. Items that astronauts choose to carry into space are approved by NASA management and stored in PPKs. Information on the contents of kits are usually kept private by ...