In this episode of Cosmos in a Pod, we venture outside the spacecraft to explore the extraordinary world of spacewalks, or extravehicular activities (EVAs). From the first steps into the vacuum of space to ambitious plans for lunar and Martian exploration, spacewalks have been critical to advancing our presence in the cosmos.

Key Highlights:

• Defining Spacewalks: What are EVAs, and why are they essential for space exploration?
• Pioneering Moments: Alexei Leonov’s historic first spacewalk and Neil Armstrong’s iconic Moonwalk.
• Technological Milestones: Advances like the Manned Maneuvering Unit and high-tech spacesuits.
• Complex EVAs: Building the ISS and repairing the Hubble Space Telescope.
• Modern Milestones: The longest EVA and the first all-female spacewalk by NASA astronauts.
• Challenges and Risks: Tackling physical strain, radiation exposure, and equipment failures.
• The Future of EVAs: Artemis Moonwalks, Mars missions, and the rise of robotic-assisted spacewalks.

Join us as we uncover the awe-inspiring stories, technological triumphs, and bold visions that define humanity’s venture into the ultimate frontier. Spacewalks aren’t just about stepping into the void—they’re about taking humanity’s next giant leap.