Expedition 19

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Expedition 19
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Mission name: Expedition 19
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Number of crew: 6 (planned)
Launch Date: April 2009
Launch Spacecraft: STS-119, Soyuz TMA-14, STS-127, STS-128, Soyuz TMA-15
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Landing Spacecraft: Soyuz TMA-14, Soyuz TMA-15
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Expedition 19 is the 19th long duration flight to the International Space Station. This would be the International Space Station expedition during which the International Space Station transitions from three to six crew members. Expedition 19 will be commanded by cosmonaut and Russian Air Force Col. Gennady Padalka. This expedition is scheduled to start in March 2009. Because six crew members will be at the station, there will be two separate Soyuz TMA flights launched at two different times (each Soyuz TMA can hold three people).

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[edit] Crew

On February 11, 2008, NASA announced the official crew for Expedition 19.[1]

[edit] First part - 3 crew member (March 2009)

[edit] Second part - 3 crew member (March to April 2009)

  • Gennady Padalka (3), Commander - RSA
  • Michael Barratt (1), Flight Engineer 1 - NASA
  • Timothy Kopra* (1), Flight Engineer 2 - NASA

[edit] Third part - 3 crew member (April to May 2009)

  • Gennady Padalka (3), Commander - RSA
  • Michael Barratt (1), Flight Engineer 1 - NASA
  • Nicole Stott‡ (1), Flight Engineer 2 - NASA

[edit] Fourth part - 6 crew member (May to September 2009)

  • Gennady Padalka (3), Commander - RSA
  • Michael Barratt (1), Flight Engineer 1 - NASA
  • Nicole Stott (1), Flight Engineer 2 - NASA
  • Dmitri Kondratiyev (1), Flight Engineer 3 - RSA
  • Frank De Winne (2) Flag of Belgium, Flight Engineer 4 - ESA
  • Robert Thirsk (2) Flag of Canada Canada, Flight Engineer 5 - CSA

*Participation in Expedition 19 is contingent upon the launch of STS-127.

Participation in Expedition 19 is contingent upon the launch of STS-128.

(#) Number in parentheses indicates number of spaceflights by each individual prior to, and including this mission.

[edit] Back Up Crew

[edit] References

  1. ^ NASA (2008). NASA Assigns Crews for STS-127 and Expedition 19 Missions. NASA. Retrieved on February 11, 2008.