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NASA\u2019s Anil Menon seemingly hanging upside down. (ISS\/NASA via SWNS)<\/p>\n
By Dean Murray<\/p>\n
Incredible scenes show astronauts during the latest spacewalk<\/a> outside the International Space Station (ISS).<\/p>\n Shots include NASA\u2019s Anil Menon seemingly hanging upside down in the vacuum of space<\/a>, as well as a \u201cspace selfie\u201d by the Expedition 75 flight engineer.<\/p>\n Menon participated in a spacewalk with CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Joshua Kutryk to install a new roll-out solar array<\/a> on the ISS\u2019 port-side truss structure.<\/p>\n The pair spent seven hours and 11 minutes working outside the orbiting laboratory, attaching the array before releasing its tension bolts and allowing it to unfurl on its own in around 10 minutes.<\/p>\n (CSA via SWNS)<\/p>\n By Talker<\/p>\n Menon was seen riding the Canadarm2 robotic arm as he carried the rolled-up solar array to its installation site, while Kutryk made his way along the station\u2019s truss structure, tethered to the ISS.<\/p>\n The new array is the seventh roll-out solar array installed on the station and is designed to boost its power-generating capacity as NASA prepares for the ISS\u2019 eventual safe and controlled deorbit.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n