Expedition 6

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Expedition 6 was a long-duration International Space Station mission in the early 2000s that conducted scientific research and station maintenance with a three-person crew.

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Expedition 6 canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf International Space Station expedition
long-duration spaceflight mission
affectedBy Space Shuttle Columbia disaster
linked to: Columbia disaster
commander Kenneth D. Bowersox
country Russia
United States
crewMember Donald R. Pettit
Kenneth D. Bowersox
Nikolai Budarin
crewSize 3
endDate 2003-05-03
flightEngineer Donald R. Pettit
Nikolai Budarin
followedBy Expedition 7
launchDate 2002-11-23
launchMission STS-113
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Endeavour
missionDuration ~161 days
missionType research
space station maintenance
notableEvent first ISS expedition to return to Earth on a Soyuz after the Columbia accident
numberOfEVAs 2
operator NASA
Roscosmos
orbit Low Earth orbit
linked to: low Earth orbit
partOf ISS long-duration expedition sequence
precededBy Expedition 5
primaryLanguage English
Russian
program International Space Station program
researchArea Earth observation
life sciences
microgravity science
technology demonstration
returnDate 2003-05-03
returnSite Kazakh Steppe
linked to: Saryarka steppe
returnVehicle Soyuz TMA-1
spaceAgencyOfCommander NASA
spaceAgencyOfFlightEngineer NASA
Roscosmos
spacecraftDocked Progress resupply spacecraft
linked to: Progress spacecraft

Soyuz TMA-1
spaceStation International Space Station
startDate 2002-11-25
totalEVATime ~13 hours 17 minutes

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Kenneth D. Bowersox spaceMission Expedition 6
STS-113 expeditionCrewRotation Expedition 6
Nikolai Budarin participantIn Expedition 6