Resident Crews of the International Space Station (ISS)

ISS: Expedition 22

ISS Project Patch
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Crew ISS-22 Crew ISS-22

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Crew ISS-22 Crew ISS-22

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Crew, launch- and landing data

No.: 1 2 3 4 5
Nation: USA Russian Federation Russian Federation Japan USA
Surname:  Williams  Surayev  Kotov  Noguchi  Creamer
Given names:  Jeffrey Nels  Maksim Viktorovich  Oleg Valeriyevich  Soichi  Timothy John "TJ"
Position:  ISS-CDR  Flight Engineer  Flight Engineer  Flight Engineer  Flight Engineer
Spacecraft (Launch):  Soyuz TMA-16  Soyuz TMA-16  Soyuz TMA-17  Soyuz TMA-17  Soyuz TMA-17
Launch date:  30.09.2009  30.09.2009  20.12.2009  20.12.2009  20.12.2009
Launchtime:  07:14 UTC  07:14 UTC  21:52 UTC  21:52 UTC  21:52 UTC
Spacecraft (Landing):  Soyuz TMA-16  Soyuz TMA-16  Soyuz TMA-17  Soyuz TMA-17  Soyuz TMA-17
Landingdate:  18.03.2010  18.03.2010  02.06.2010  02.06.2010  02.06.2010
Landingtime:  11:24 UTC  11:24 UTC  03:24 UTC  03:24 UTC  03:24 UTC
Mission duration:  169d 04h 10m  169d 04h 10m  163d 05h 32m  163d 05h 32m  163d 05h 32m
Orbits:  2669  2669  2574  2574  2574

unofficial Backup Crew

No.: 1 2 3 4 5
Nation: USA Russian Federation Russian Federation Japan USA
Surname:  Walker  Skvortsov  Shkaplerov  Furukawa  Wheelock
Given names:  Shannon  Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Jr.  Anton Nikolayevich  Satoshi  Douglas Harry
Position:  ISS-CDR  Flight Engineer  Flight Engineer  Flight Engineer  Flight Engineer
Crew ISS-22 (backup)

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Source: Roscosmos PAO

Where is the ISS now?

Expedition Report

Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome (Kotov, Noguchi and Creamer with Soyuz TMA-17). Williams and Surayev were onboard since 02.10.2009 (arrival with Soyuz TMA-16).

EVA by Surayev and Kotov on 14.01.2010 (5h 44m) to prepare the Mini-Research Module 2, known as Poisk, for future Russian vehicle dockings.

On January 21, 2010 Surayev and space station commander Williams climbed into the Soyuz spacecraft on the aft end of the Zvezda service module, undocked and relocated the capsule to the Poisk docking port on top side of the complex.

Astronauts took again control of the robot arm January 23, 2010 to move a U.S. docking part called Pressurized Mating Adapter No. 3 from the port side of the Unity module to the space-facing berthing location on Node 2, or the Harmony module. That operation was need clear room for the Tranquility module, or Node 3, to be attached to the port side of Unity.

On February 10, 2010 STS-130 arrived at the ISS together with the new Tranquility (formerly: NODE 3) and Cupola.

Photos

traditional in-flight photo ISS-22 Soyuz TMA-17 arrives at the ISS
ISS-22 - Christmas in Space EVA Kotov
EVA Surayev Soyuz TMA-16 relocation
Port-au-Prince (Haiti) after the earthquake traditional in-flight photo ISS-22
Arrival of STS-130 Departure of STS-130

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Last update on January 27, 2011.

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