Expedition 34
Understanding how weightlessness affects bone density and 3D visual perception were key life science studies during Expedition 34. Fluids containing particles that respond to magnetic fields were observed with the potential to strengthen building materials. External station hardware measured how the sun's electromagnetic radiation affects Earth's climate.
Mission Type
meet the crew
Launch
Landing
Crew Members
Kevin Ford, Commander
Roman Romanenko, Flight Engineer
Oleg Novitskiy, Flight Engineer
Chris Hadfield, Flight Engineer
Evgeny Tarelkin, Flight Engineer
Tom Marshburn, Flight Engineer
Mission Overview
3/15/13 – Expedition 33/34 Land
3/3/13 – SpaceX CRS-2 Capture
3/1/13 – SpaceX CRS-2 Launch
2/11/13 – ISS Progress 50 Launch/Dock
2/9/13 – ISS Progress 48 Undock
12/21/12 – Expedition 34/35 Dock
12/19/12 – Expedition 34/35 Launch
Expedition 34 Resources
Expedition 34 News
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