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New Station Crew Launches From Baikonur
03.29.06 - Commander Pavel Vinogradov and NASA Science Officer Jeffrey Williams, the 13th International Space Station crew, launched aboard their Soyuz TMA spacecraft at 9:30 p.m. EST Wednesday to begin a six-month stay in space.
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An Astronaut's Perspective on the Eclipse
03.29.06 - The crewmembers of the next space station mission share their thoughts and impressions of the March 29 solar eclipse.
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Expedition 13: Back to a Three-Person Crew
03.22.06 - The 13th crew of the International Space Station is scheduled to launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan March 29 on a mission that will see a return to a three-person station crew and resumption of station assembly.
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Station Crew Moves Soyuz Spacecraft
03.20.06 - The International Space Station crew rolled out a welcome mat for their successors early Monday, moving their Soyuz TMA spacecraft to clear a docking port for Expedition 13's arrival.
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Crew Back in Station After Second Spacewalk
02.03.06 - International Space Station crewmembers Valery Tokarev and Bill McArthur Friday completed a 5-hour, 43-minute spacewalk.
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Progress With Gifts, Equipment and Supplies Docks at Station
12.23.05 - An unpiloted Progress supply vehicle brings supplies, Christmas gifts to the International Space Station.
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The Challenges of Holiday Dining in Orbit
12.20.05 - For crews living aboard the International Space Station, holiday dining in space brings special challenges.
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Greetings from Earth: Postcards to the Station
12.09.05 - Astronaut Bill McArthur and Russian Cosmonaut Valery Tokarev of Exp. 12 received thousands of postcards of well wishes from men, women and children across the globe via electronic mail.
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5 Years of Human Occupancy
NASA celebrated a major space milestone on Nov. 2, 2005, as the International Space Station clocked its fifth anniversary of continuous human presence in space.
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Spaceflight Set the Stage for Story by Sir Paul
12.02.05 - Paul McCartney thrills audiences with his tribute to courageous space explorers and a live linkup to the space station.
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Station Crew Moves Soyuz Spacecraft
11.18.05 - The 25-minute trip took the spacecraft to a docking port about 45 feet from where it started, but during the move the capsule and crew traveled about 5,500 miles.
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Spacewalkers Install New Camera Assembly, Jettison FPP
11.07.05 - It was on with the new and off with the old during the first station-based spacewalk in U.S. suits in more than two years.
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Expedition 11 Back on Earth
10.10.05 - Commander Sergei Krikalev and NASA Science Officer John Phillips returned to Earth on Oct. 10, 2005, after 179 days in space.
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New Crew Arrives at Space Station
10.03.05 - The Expedition 12 crew arrives at the orbiting outpost for a 6-month stay.
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New Progress Docks With Station
09.10.05 - An unpiloted Progress cargo craft docked with the International Space Station on Saturday, Sept. 10, with a cargo of supplies, equipment and fuel for the International Space Station.
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Expedition 12
08.23.05 - Expedition 12 set for September 30 launch to Station aboard a Soyuz rocket.
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Krikalev Sets Time-in-Space Record
08.16.05 - "You'll have to congratulate me every day from now on," Krikalev told Mission Control Moscow.
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Station Crew Completes Successful Spacewalk
08.18.05 - The Expedition 11 crew ventured outside the International Space Station on Aug. 18.
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Cargo Craft's Arrival a Station Highlight
06.18.05 - ISS Progress 18 delivered supplies to the Space Station when it docked June 18.
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Phillips Testifies to Congress From Orbit
06.14.05 - On June 14, the House Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics heard testimony from Astronaut John Phillips as he orbited the Earth.