... legislation of the Russian Federation and contracts signed by the cosmonauts. Non-professional cosmonauts can fly to the ISS only as members of a space flight. On Russian spacecraft, members of space flight can be both Russian citizens and foreign...
...space exploration. While astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS), at an altitude of about 400 km, are beyond...’s Human Research Program, guiding NASA biomedical research on the ISS in preparation for sending astronauts to Mars. He is now...
... and humidity conditions, as well as ease of meal preparation. Cosmonaut Sergei Ryazansky showing a set of Russian foods on the ISS. Expedition 52-53, 2017. These requirements are most fully met by foods stabilised in different ways, the most common...
.... Stott’s experience of living and working on the International Space Station (ISS) is summarised in her book, Back to Earth: What Life in...quality monitoring and communication system developed for the ISS, to manage water cleanliness in over 150 ...
... exploration. ESA German astronaut Alexander Gerst onboard the ISS. Implementation of national objectives in accordance with the ...rapid return to Earth. Beyond the lifetime of the ISS, adequate post-ISS concepts need to be developed and used to build ...
...assignments. The division is also in charge of the preparation and implementation of training programmes for space missions to the ISS, developing the curricula, courses and lessons, and defining the criteria for selection, training and certification...