In 2021, NASA completed its busiest year of development yet in low-Earth orbit, made history on Mars, continued to make progress on its Artemis plans for the
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Energy Operations: The crew completed day six of the ten-day European Space Agency (ESA) Energy experiment run by collecting ISS tap water samples taken from the Potable Water Dispenser (PWD) and body samples. This investigation will help determine the crewmembers’ energy requirements for long-term space flight. Energy also measures adaptations in the components of total …
Japanese Small Satellite Orbital Demonstration (JSSOD) Microsat “DIWATA” #1 (M-1)
Rodent Research-19 (RR-19): The crew Installed four Rodent Habitats into the Express racks 1 and 2A. This study uses rodent models on the ISS to investigate the potential benefits of targeting the myostatin (MSTN) and activin signaling pathways to prevent skeletal muscle and bone loss during spaceflight and on the recovery of muscle and bone …
Check Closure of SM window shutters 6,8,9,12,13,14 Refer to comment 6 BIOMAG-M.
Gene, Immune and Cellular Responses to Single and Combined Space Flight Conditions
Sample MELFI Insertion HRF – Equipment stowage after sample collection Chibis-M
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Its large (6.5-m diameter) primary mirror and infrared instruments distinguish it
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Fluid Shifts Baseline Imaging: The 49S and 50S crewmembers continued this week’s Fluid Shifts baseline imagery activities. With one crew member performing as an operator, ultrasound imaging was taken of arterial and venous measures at various body locations. Additional data from the Cerebral and Cochlear Fluid Pressure (CCFP), Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), a Distortion Product …
Fast Neutron Spectrometer Troubleshoot IPAD ODF updates EKON-M.
Try Zero-Gravity (Try Zero-G) Experiments: Flight Engineer (FE)-6 Wakata set up and performed the JAXA Try Zero-G experiments, while video of the activities are recorded with a camcorder. Try Zero-G allows the public, especially kids, to vote for and suggest physical tasks for JAXA astronauts to perform to demonstrate the difference between zero and one …
associated decision making, all while exercising communication skills with MCC-H and MCC-M.
Payloads: Bacterial Adhesion and Corrosion (BAC): The BioCell habitat was retrieved, two of the BioCells were inoculated with experiment bacteria, and then stowed in the Space Automated Laboratory Incubator (SALI) incubator. Polymicrobial Biofilm Growth and Control during Spaceflight (Bacterial Adhesion and Corrosion) explores the formation under microgravity conditions of multi-species biofilms, which may behave differently …
Cerebral Ageing Microscopy 1 Regenerative ECLSS Recycle Tank Drain and Fill S&M
