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Do astronauts performing EVA experience atmospheric drag?

As we all know, the ISS orbits in the Thermosphere. This means that it is subject to (very little) atmospheric drag.
This makes one wonder whether an astronaut performing EVA on the Space Station experiences any drag effects, and if so, how much?
gpt
They will experience drag effects, but they will be very very small. The ISS takes weeks to have a substantial orbital decay from drag, and it is orders of magnitude larger than an astronaut. 

If an astronaut was on EVA, the ISS would slow down faster than s/he would, but it would have to be a very long spacewalk for the effects to be noticeable.