Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk described feeling overwhelmed by the sight of Earth during a seven-hour spacewalk. The Canadian Space Agency astronaut, part of an International Space Station mission, shared his emotional reaction to the view of our planet from space. During the spacewalk, Kutryk and NASA astronaut Anil Menon deployed a solar array, increasing the station's power supply. The event took place on October 29, marking the 100th US spacewalk by ISS crew members. Kutryk said the experience changed his perspective, emphasizing the beauty and fragility of Earth. The spacewalk was part of routine maintenance and scientific operations aboard the station. The deployment of the solar array supports the station's energy needs and extends its operational capabilities. Kutryk’s comments highlight the personal impact of space missions on astronauts. The mission continues with ongoing experiments and preparations for future space activities.