New Crew, New Plans for the International Space Station
A quick look at the immediate plans for the mission on the International Space Station, starting with the arrival of the new crew members: NASA astronaut Terry Virts, European Space Agency astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti, and cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov. The flight plan, designed to learn how to help people safely live and work in space, supports the effort to send astronauts to an asteroid and to Mars in the coming years. It includes the early steps of reconfiguring station modules to accommodate future commercial crew vehicles, doing experiments that provide benefits to people on Earth today, including research into 3-D printing, fire suppression, and protecting astronauts’ visual acuity, and the beginning of the first yearlong mission in this station’s history.

Expedition 42/43 Crew Prepares for Launch in Kazakhstan

Dining on the Space Station

Inside the Russian Soyuz Spacecraft

Tour the International Space Station: 25 Years of Humans in Space

The Next Steps in Lunar Exploration

NASA Astronaut Jonny Kim Training Resource Reel

Astronaut Greets YouTube Space Lab Participants

Space Station Live: 3-D Printing on the Station

Expedition 42: Heading Home

Expedition 42 CrewProfile Version1 November 6, 2014

Expedition 43 Crew Docks to the Space Station

NASA Astronauts Train for Walking on Lunar Surface

Station Tour: Zarya and Zvezda

Space Station Live: Thanksgiving Feast on Orbit

Shuttle Carrier Aircraft

Expedition 42/43 Soyuz Moved To Launchpad November 21, 2014

Running in Space!

At Home with Commander Scott Kelly

Artemis II Flight Day 10 Highlights

