ISS expedition 27
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Mission: | ISS expedition 27 | ||
Crew: | 6th | ||
Rescue ships: | Soyuz TMA-20 , Soyuz TMA-21 | ||
Space station: | International space station | ||
Start: | March 16, 2011, 04:27 UTC | ||
Started by: | Decoupling from Soyuz TMA-01M | ||
The End: | May 23, 2011, 21:35 UTC | ||
Ended by: | Decoupling from Soyuz TMA-20 | ||
Duration: | 68d 17h 8min | ||
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v. l. To the right: Ronald Garan, Paolo Nespoli, Alexander Samokutajew, Catherine Coleman, Andrei Borissenko and Dmitri Kondratjew
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ISS Expedition 27 is the mission name for the 27th long-term crew of the International Space Station (ISS). The mission began with the decoupling of the Soyuz TMA-01M spacecraft from the ISS on March 16, 2011 4:27 UTC . The end was marked by the decoupling of Soyuz TMA-20 on May 23, 2011 21:35 UTC.
team
- Dmitri Jurjewitsch Kondratjew (1st space flight), Commander ( Russia / Roscosmos ) ( Soyuz TMA-20 )
- Catherine Grace Coleman (3rd Spaceflight), Flight Engineer ( USA / NASA ) (Soyuz TMA-20)
- Paolo Nespoli (2nd space flight), flight engineer ( Italy / ESA ) (Soyuz TMA-20)
Additionally from April 7th 2011:
- Andrei Ivanovich Borissenko (1st spaceflight), flight engineer (Russia / Roscosmos) ( Soyuz TMA-21 )
- Alexander Michailowitsch Samokutajew (1st space flight), flight engineer (Russia / Roscosmos) (Soyuz TMA-21)
- Ronald John Garan (2nd Spaceflight), Flight Engineer (USA / NASA) (Soyuz TMA-21)
Substitute team
Since Expedition 20, no official replacement team has been announced due to the permanent training for the six-person crew. Unofficially, the backup crews of the two Soyuz feeder spaceships TMA-20 and TMA-21 (see there) are used as substitutes for Expedition 27. As a rule, these crews are deployed two missions later.
See also
Web links
Commons : ISS Expedition 27 - Collection of images, videos and audio files
- ISS-Expedition 27 at Raumfahrer.net (German)
- ISS Expedition 27 at Spacefacts.de
- ISS-Expedition 27 on the website of NASA (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b NASA: International Space Station Daily Report , accessed on May 7, 2011 (English)
- ↑ Ralf Möllenbeck: Russian capsule landed safely. Raumfahrer.net, May 24, 2011, accessed May 24, 2011 .