Expedition 27

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Expedition 27 was a long-duration mission to the International Space Station that took place in 2011, involving an international crew conducting scientific research and station maintenance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf International Space Station expedition
long-duration spaceflight mission
cargoSpacecraftVisited Progress M-09M
Progress M-10M
Progress M-11M
commander Dmitri Kondratyev
countryInvolved Italy
Russia
United States
crewExchangeVehicle Soyuz TMA-01M
Soyuz TMA-20
Soyuz TMA-21
crewNationality American
Italian
Russian
crewSize 6
destination Low Earth orbit
endDate 2011-05-23
expeditionNumber 27
flightEngineer Alexander Samokutyayev NERFINISHED
Andrey Borisenko
linked to: Andrei Borisenko

Catherine Coleman
Paolo Nespoli
Ronald Garan
followedBy Expedition 28
launchVehicleUsed Soyuz TMA-01M
Soyuz TMA-20
Soyuz TMA-21
notableEvent participated in one of the final Space Shuttle missions, STS-134
orbitalInclination 51.6 degrees
orbitType Low Earth orbit
precededBy Expedition 26
primaryActivities scientific research
station maintenance
program International Space Station program
researchFocus Earth observation
life sciences
materials science
microgravity experiments
technology demonstrations
spaceAgencyInvolved ESA
NASA
Roscosmos
spacecraftDockingPortUsed Russian Orbital Segment
spaceEnvironment microgravity
spaceStation International Space Station
startDate 2011-03-16
visitingShuttleMission STS-134
year 2011

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Expedition 28 precededBy Expedition 27
Paolo Nespoli spaceMission Expedition 27
Paolo Nespoli secondSpaceflight Expedition 27
International Space Station Expedition 26 followedBy International Space Station Expedition 27
linked to: Expedition 27
Soyuz TMA-21 issExpedition Expedition 27
Ronald Garan spaceMission Expedition 27