Expedition 29

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Expedition 29 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 in low Earth orbit.

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Expedition 29 canonical 4

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instanceOf International Space Station expedition
long-duration spaceflight mission
commander Mike Fossum
linked to: Michael E. Fossum
commanderNationality United States
countryOperatingStation multinational
crewMember Anatoli Ivanishin NERFINISHED
Anton Shkaplerov NERFINISHED
Dan Burbank
Mike Fossum
linked to: Michael E. Fossum

Satoshi Furukawa
Sergey Volkov NERFINISHED
crewNationality Japan
Russia
United States
crewRotation continued from Expedition 28 and into Expedition 30
crewSize 6
crewTransportSpacecraft Soyuz TMA-02M
Soyuz TMA-22
destination International Space Station
durationApproximateDays 66
endDate 2011-11-21
followedBy Expedition 30
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
launchVehicleUsed Soyuz TMA-02M
Soyuz TMA-22
location low Earth orbit
missionType scientific research
space station maintenance
notableEvent first ISS expedition after retirement of the Space Shuttle program
orbitType low Earth orbit
partOfProgram International Space Station program
precededBy Expedition 28
primaryObjective conduct scientific research in microgravity
maintain and operate the International Space Station
researchField Earth observation
human physiology
microgravity science
technology demonstration
spaceAgencyInvolved JAXA
NASA
Roscosmos
spacecraftDockedDuringMission Progress resupply spacecraft
Soyuz TMA-02M
Soyuz TMA-22
spaceStation International Space Station
startDate 2011-09-16
year 2011

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Expedition 28 followedBy Expedition 29
Michael E. Fossum spaceMission Expedition 29
Michael Fossum spaceMission Expedition 29
Soyuz TMA-02M associatedWith Expedition 29