A full day of experience in experience and health research exceeded Wednesday Shipping 73 Hours aboard the International space station. The crew developed on agricultural and pharmaceutical work that started earlier in the week and continued to study how space flights affect the human body.
In the morning, NASA flight engineers Nichole Ayers And Anne McClainWith the current commander of the Takuya Onishi station of Jaxa (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency), ended up space combination work, installing straps for storage and later, a box of the electronic data recorder and an impact shield. Ayers then went to work which envisages production capacities of pharmaceutical ingredients in space which could be used to synthesize drugs during future missions in deep space. She removed the cassette carriers for the Adsep-4 Investigation, replace them with a new set for a future analysis.
Meanwhile, MCClain spent the majority of the day developing Quantify The work that started yesterday. Cipher, or the complement of integrated protocols for research on human exploration, adopts an approach to the body through a series of 14 studies to study how the human body reacts to space flights, ideas that could prepare astronauts on future lunar missions. Today, MCClain has collected a multitude of organic samples, then stored them inside Melfi—The station’s freezer used scientific samples at ultra -low temperatures – for the ground teams to be analyzed.
Oneishi staying surfaces through various American modules and the Japanese experience module For microbial analysis. He then began to photograph tomato plants which are currently developing in microgravity for a Agricultural study of space. These photos will then be analyzed by researchers in the field to better understand the growth of cultures in space and if cultures can be cultivated without photosynthesis. Onishi put an end to his day by unpacking the additional cargo of a cargo spacecraft Dragon Spacex.
NASA flight engineer Jonny Kim I am entitled to experiment with the preparation work in the morning. He deployed the Life sciences—A crew member of the work area often uses research on life sciences and technology – before preparing for a study that is based on previous work to develop nanomaterials who imitate DNA in space. After the preparation work for experience, Kim went to certain orbital plumbing operations and dragon cargo before meeting Ayers at the end of the day, where she then guided cardiovascular ultrasound CT to measure your blood flow.
Flight engineer Sergey Ryzhikov de Roscosmos spent the morning Rassvet,, PlugAnd Zarya Modules to make an inventory of connected equipment to electrical grips. He then monitored CO2 levels in the Roscosmos segment before updating a collection of computer software. His colleagues, the Alexey Zubritsky and Kirill Peskov flight engineers made an inventory of personal hygiene items before auditing the cargo which will be loaded in the Progress 90 spacecraft for its possible departure from the station.
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