The milestone includes scheduled hull inspection, seal verification, external cabling work and debris-recovery assistance performed outside pressurized environments.
Zine's Orbital Reliability Office credits the result to conservative autonomy, modular tool heads and the simple policy that a machine should return a task to its crew whenever the next action is uncertain.
A public field log will be presented during the Orbital Recovery Forum, including lessons from aging stations, unplanned debris fields and mixed-generation hardware.
Fifty million hours outside. Every one logged.Review the exterior-service field log →