Astronauts safely join ISS
- 7 years ago
A new crew has arrived at the International Space Station to boost US research projects aboard the $100 billion orbiting laboratory.
Strapped inside the capsule were American Randy Bresnik, Russian Sergey Ryazanskiy, and Europe’s oldest astronaut 60-year-old Italian, Paolo Nespoli.
“We’re feeling and looking a lot better up here because it’s a lot cooler up here than it was down there,” said a relaxed-looking Randy Bresnik talking to family and friends waiting to hear news of their safe arrival.
The men will join two NASA astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut already aboard the station.
NASA is using the station to prepare for human missions to the moon and Mars and for medical and other research.
Strapped inside the capsule were American Randy Bresnik, Russian Sergey Ryazanskiy, and Europe’s oldest astronaut 60-year-old Italian, Paolo Nespoli.
“We’re feeling and looking a lot better up here because it’s a lot cooler up here than it was down there,” said a relaxed-looking Randy Bresnik talking to family and friends waiting to hear news of their safe arrival.
The men will join two NASA astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut already aboard the station.
NASA is using the station to prepare for human missions to the moon and Mars and for medical and other research.