We need to talk about OFFERING. OTS-3. Huddin Kerman - the same Huddin who was first aboard LSI 1, who did the second EVA in program history, who is now on HESTIA in Duna orbit - performed an EVA into a shuttle cargo bay that was falling through atmosphere. Falling. Through atmosphere. A cargo bay. She stepped into it. On purpose. As part of a mission.
NASA has not released the footage. The Herald requested it. KerbTab requested it louder. Orbital Mechanics Quarterly submitted a formal data access request. Nobody has the footage. We have a NASA statement that says the EVA was "mission-necessary." KerbTab does not know what mission necessitates stepping into a falling cargo bay. We have launched a poll. Options: (A) it was a rescue, (B) it was a repair, (C) it was a stunt, (D) Huddin just felt like it. Option D is winning with 41% of the vote.
This is the program's third EVA. First: Valentina, broken airlock, saved the program. Second: Huddin, RESTLESS arrays, deployed perfectly. Third: Huddin again, falling cargo bay, NASA won't talk about it. The pattern is: Huddin goes outside, things happen, we don't get the footage. We have questions. We have a Crewgram refresh tab open. We have a feeling about this.
Huddin is now on HESTIA, in Duna orbit. She is beyond follow-up. The footage, if it exists, is on a server somewhere in KSC. KerbTab will find that server. This is not a threat. It is a promise. We are journalists.