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main page newsspace newsoperations and experiments on the international space station august 23, 2011
Operations and experiments on the International Space Station August 23, 2011. / August 23, 2011 /At the time of the work on the cargo ship undocking (SCC) of «Progress M-11M» to the International Space Station (ISS) Andrei Borisenko, Alexander Volkov and Sergei Samokutyaevu to perform a number of complex and demanding operations. ISS attitude control during this period will be a system of traffic control and navigation (ship) of the Russian segment. Russian cosmonauts will have to photograph the ship docking unit «Progress M-11M» porthole through the service module to determine the integrity of the rubber seals. In addition, August 23 Borisenko, A. and S. Volkov Samokutyaevu will take readings from sensors equipment «Pille» (to measure the radiation dose from ionizing radiation of outer space aboard the Russian segment of the ISS using the full-dosimeter «Pille-MKS») to conduct training on teleoperatornomu control mode, check the battery charge of scientific equipment for experiments, «Hurricane» (to create a computer database of registered catastrophic events and preliminary design criteria for interpreting images of disasters from space with their classification) and the «Mermaid» (to work out methods determine the amount of carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere from the ISS), to unload the SCC, «Progress M-10M», and an inventory of goods delivered to him, to begin preparing cargo for return to Earth aboard the «Soyuz TMA-12.» As an obligatory daily activities maintenance of life support systems of the station (coolant) and water supply. Scientific experiments and operations planned for the ISS Russian segment of August 23: The ISS crew is working 28-second long expedition in the Russian Federal Space Agency cosmonaut commander Andrei Borisenko, flight engineers and Samokutyaeva Alexander Sergei Volkov (Roscosmos), Ronald Garan and Michael Fossum (NASA), Satoshi Furukawa (JAXA).
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