Astronauts remove failed antenna; run out of time to install a spare
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ISS EVAs hitting time limits on relatively routine hardware swaps underline how constrained human-in-the-loop maintenance is in orbit. Space infrastructure operators should be designing for robotic servicing and higher autonomy — not assuming astronaut labor will always be the backstop.
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