For the first time, only women's space walk

In today's world, there is hardly any department in which women have not participated. Now they are going along with men everywhere. Whether it is crossing the top of the 'toe' or flying the ship, women have learned to do their work everywhere. Recently, for the first time ever a fully-fledged team has the honor of going into space. NASA says the US is the "first female space-only event in the history of the world," in which two American astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Mir (Jessica) Meir) exits the International Space Station and replaces a bad power controller at that station. Both women spent 7 hours and 17 minutes in space. The mission was launched earlier this year, Christina Koch had to go into space with other female staff in March this year, but 'NASA' had to terminate its plan a few days earlier, because another It took some time to develop a middle-class 'space costume'. So it was October for another program to go into space. NASA deputy chief astronaut Meghan MacArthur called the women's space route a milestone and said that women at NASA (NASA) have become stronger at all levels. Christina Koch is an electrical engineer leading the mission. She has been to space four times before, but various male astronauts also accompany her on this trip, since this was Jessica Mir's first astronaut, she holds a doctorate in marine biology. ۔ Christina Glass's robot was set up to install solar power systems in space, helping them to power the station. Jessica Marie specializes in the use of handles. Glass and MirB are known as 'BCDUs' due to battery charge, discharge and unit replacement work. The space station relies on solar power, but most of it depends on direct sunlight and the 'BCDUs' make the energy available to them. In 1983, the United States sent its first female Sally Ride into space in the seventh space shuttle. Earlier, Russian woman Valentina Trieshakova (VALENTINA TERESHKOVA) was honored to be the world's first astronaut, while Russian astronaut Alexev Lenov was the first man to be honored in space. However, there are currently more female astronauts than other countries. NASA Acting Administrator Ken Biswares (KEN BOWERSOX) says there will be times when it is normal for women to go into space and there will be no celebration. Jessica Mir is the 14th largest American astronaut to have gone into space. Earlier, men used to travel astronauts and do research and experiments, but later women were also added to the staff, so that they too could use their skills to make it work and improve. To improve, this experience has proven that women, like men, can meet many challenges. Christina Kach says that because of its historical nature, we are doing it today. In the past, women were mostly easy, seated or low-strung tasks, but it is a matter of pride to be involved in our space work. When the whole team works together, the chances of success increase. Obviously, Christina's point is that women have made a history by reaching the heights of the earth, first flying in the atmosphere and now moving even higher into space. It is for the first time in history that only female astronauts have walked in space and fulfilled their mission. Before this, male astronauts, along with female astronauts, have gone for a walk in space. Walking into the space of American women, US President Donald Trump directly observed the White House and congratulated him that he was doing a great job and was happy to talk to