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Launch:
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the Soyuz TMA-1, Russian manned transport
spacecraft, was launched by the Souyz-FG LV on October
30, 2002 at 06:11:11 Moscow Time (03:11:11 UTC). |
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Launch site:
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Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan. |
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Docking:
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on November 1, 2002 at 08:01:28 Moscow
Time (05:01:28 UTC) to the Russian docking compartment
Pier. |
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Undocking:
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the Soyuz TM-34 spacecraft undocked from
the Zarya Functional Cargo Block on November 9, 2002
at 23:44 Moscow Time (20:44 UTC). |
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Landing:
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November 10, 2002 at 03:04 Moscow Time
(00:04 UTC). |
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Landing site:
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100 km north-east of Arkalyk, Kazakhstan. |
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Flight duration:
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10 days 20 hours 52 mins
49 secs. |
Main Mission Objectives:
- Launch of International Crew VC-4 by Soyuz TMA-1 manned
spacecraft;
- Planned changeover of Soyuz TM-34, which has been acting
as a crew rescue vehicle as part of the ISS since 27 April
2002;
- Implementation of experiments (Acoustoka-M,
Diurez,
Biotest,
Biodegradation,
Uragan,
Diatomeya)
under the Russian program and experiments ("VITAMIN
D", "RHOSIGNAL",
"RAMIROS",
"MESSAGE",
"GCF-B",
"PROMISS",
"CARDIOCOG",
"NEUROCOG",
"SYMPATHO",
"VIRUS",
"SLEEP",
"DCCO",
"ZEPGRID",
"NANOSLAB",
"COSMIC",
"LSO-B",
"EDUCATION")
under ODISSEA commercial program onboard the International
Space Station;
- Solution of ISS crew flight technical support issues;
- VC-4 return in the Soyuz TM-34 spacecraft descent capsule.
| Prime Crew |
Sergey Viktorovich
ZALETIN
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Crew Commander |
Yu.Gagarin CTC RSNII,
Russia |
| Frank DE
WINNE |
Flight Engineer-1 |
ESA, Belgium |
Yury Valentinovich
LONCHAKOV |
Pilot-2, Flight Engineer-2 |
Yu.Gagarin CTC RSNII,
Russia |
From left to right: Flight Engineer-2 Y.V.
Lonchakov,
Soyuz TMA Commander S.V. Zaletin and Flight Engineer-1 F.
De Winne.
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| Backup Crew |
Yury Valentinovich
LONCHAKOV |
Crew Commander |
Yu.Gagarin CTC RSNII,
Russia |
Alexander Ivanovich
LAZUTKIN
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Flight Engineer |
S.P. Korolev RSC Energia,
Russia |
The VC-4 program foresees the implementation of 64 sessions
of 23 experiments under the commercial and Russian programs:
- Odissea Project (ESA/OSTC) - 17 space experiments;
- Russian program - 6 space experiments.
The following resources are required to perform experiments
under the VC-4 program (Odissea Project and Russian scientific
and applied research):
| CARGO FLOW |
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Ascent to the ISS RS
in
Progress M1-9 logistics vehicle
in
Soyouz TMA-1 transport spacecraft
TOTAL:
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83.95 kg
23.93 kg
107.88 kg
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Descent of materials with SE results
in
Soyouz TM-34 descent capsule
in
Space Shuttle, flight ULF1
TOTAL:
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23.20 kg
46.75 kg
69.95 kg |
| POWER CONSUMPTION |
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Permanent
Maximum per session
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40 W
up to 100 W
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| CREW TIME |
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VC-4 Commander S. Zaletin
VC-4 Flight engineer-1 F. De Winne
VC-4 Flight engineer-2 Yu. Lonchakov
ISS-5 Commander V. Korzun
ISS-5 Flight Engineer-2 S. Treschev |
30 h 50 min
39 h 15 min
25 h 00 min*
2 h 15 min
8 h 20 min |
* VC-4 Flight engineer-2 involvement in specific activities
aboard ISS will be determined at the near-term planning
stage.
Thirty six experiment results with a total mass of 23.20
kg obtained under the scientific programs will be handed
over to the principal investigators, namely:
| - Odissea Project |
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23 experiments
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total mass of 20.10 kg |
| - Russian Program |
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13 experiments
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total mass of 3.10 kg |
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