Expedition 35 Back Home Safely on This Week @NASA

Expe­di­tion 35 Back Home Safe­ly on This Week @NASA



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The Expe­di­tion 35 crew safe­ly returned from the Inter­na­tion­al Space Sta­tion with a para­chute-assist­ed land­ing of its Soyuz space­craft in Kaza­khstan on May 14, local time. Com­man­der Chris Had­field of the Cana­di­an Space Agency, Soyuz Com­man­der Roman Roma­nenko of the Russ­ian Fed­er­al Space Agency and NASA Flight Engi­neer Tom Marsh­burn capped off 146-days in space full of activ­i­ty — for Marsh­burn — some of it just hours before the crew depart­ed. On May 11, he and fel­low NASA Astro­naut Chris Cas­sidy com­plet­ed a 5‑hour, 30-minute space­walk to replace a faulty coolant pump on the sta­tion’s P6 truss and dur­ing a NASA TV in-flight event on May 7, Marsh­burn dis­cussed the work being done on the Inter­na­tion­al Space Sta­tion with mem­bers of the Sen­ate Com­mit­tee on Com­merce, Sci­ence and Trans­porta­tion Sub­com­mit­tee on Sci­ence and Space. Also, Next ISS Crew Focused on Launch, Humans 2 Mars, 40th Anniver­sary of Sky­lab, Curios­i­ty Rover Update, Land­sat’s Vegas Time-Lapse, Fruit Flies Improv­ing Flight, Stu­dent Launch Projects and more!



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