Новости МКС

[Arzach]

Зина Кардман: "Запечатлела Алексея Зубрицкого через окно его каюты во время одного из его недавних выходов в открытый космос. После установки эксперимента по технологии полупроводников вместе с Сергеем Рыжиковым Алексей должен был протереть внешнюю поверхность своего иллюминатора.

Мне очень понравилось сопоставление чего-то столь возвышенного, как выход в открытый космос, с чем-то столь обыденным, как чистка запыленного окна, через которое ты смотришь наружу уже несколько месяцев.

Это очень сложное место для работы, где не за что держаться, но во время выхода в открытый космос Алексей чувствует себя как рыба в воде. Совершенно нереальное ощущение - быть там, в нескольких сантиметрах от нашего друга. Джонни Ким и я довольно долго оставались у окна."

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[спец]

А про ШСС вы забыли?

Про ШСС забыли авторы новостей Роскосмоса

Ну, вообще-то ТАСС. 

[zandr]

Роскосмос тоже выложил и в ВК и на сайте. Правда позже, чем на ТАСС (вероятно, тот взял из телеги РК, у неё теперь приоритет).

По сути, это и должно было быть информирование о работе отечественной ШСС, через демонстрацию работы с чисто российским сервисом, и выбрали для этого опцию, несущую минимальную (нулевую) информацию о пользователе.
Только пресс-служба РК саму ШСС упомянуть забыла! 

[Без_имени]

Впервые из космоса. Российский космонавт Алексей Зубрицкий впервые в истории оформил госуслугу онлайн, находясь на борту Международной космической станции. Он воспользовался сервисом самозапрета на оформление SIM‑карты. Вход на портал Госуслуг был осуществлён через биометрические данные. Весь процесс получения услуги занял всего 30 секунд. #космос (Фото: Роскосмос)

[zandr]

CGTN на русском

ИМХО, лучше бы телегу Роскосмоса поставить - там это наверняка есть. По крайней мере - первоисточник был бы.

[Nicolas Pillet]

Кто-то знает, почему КНА МЛЭ для космического эксперимента "Экран-М" не была установлена в ШК МЛМ?

[anik]

Кто-то знает, почему КНА МЛЭ для космического эксперимента "Экран-М" не была установлена в ШК МЛМ?

Имеешь в виду, почему её не выносили через ШК? Предполагаю, что аппаратура изначально разрабатывалась под транспортировку космонавтами. К тому же в ШК пока ещё нет выдвижного стола.

[zandr]

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/11/17/mondays-research-studies-ways-to-protect-eyes-and-lungs-in-space/
November 17, 2025

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Monday's Research Studies Ways to Protect Eyes and Lungs in Space
Four Expedition 73 flight engineers pose for a playful portrait through a circular opening in a hatch thermal cover aboard the International Space Station. The cover provides micrometeoroid and orbital debris protection while maintaining cleanliness and pressure integrity in the vestibule between Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft and the orbital outpost. The opening allows for visual inspection of hatch alignment, access to the hatch handle or pressure equalization valve, and visibility for sensors or cameras during berthing operations. Clockwise from left, are JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Kimiya Yui and NASA astronauts Jonny Kim, Zena Cardman, and Mike Fincke.
Four Expedition 73 crewmates pose for a playful portrait through a circular opening in a hatch thermal cover aboard the International Space Station. Clockwise from left, are JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Kimiya Yui and NASA astronauts Jonny Kim, Zena Cardman, and Mike Fincke.
NASA
Expedition 73 kicked off the week exploring how to prevent space-caused vision problems and what happens to the respiratory system in microgravity. The International Space Station residents also worked on combustion research and Earth observation gear, organized food and cargo inventory, and serviced life support systems.
NASA Flight Engineers Mike Fincke and Jonny Kim spent their day studying ways to pull body fluids back toward the feet similar to Earth's gravity. In space, the headward fluid shifts can lead to health issues including changes to an astronaut's eye structure and vision. The duo tested a thigh cuff that may pull fluids toward the lower body and keep them there reducing brain and eye pressure. Fincke led the investigation on Monday collecting Kim's blood pressure and scanning his veins with the Ultrasound 2 device while he wore the thigh cuff. Next, Kim peered into medical imaging gear for an eye exam as doctors on the ground monitored in real time. Results, may provide simple tools and less-invasive countermeasures to protect future crews travelling to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
Station Commander Sergey Ryzhikov and Flight Engineer Alexey Zubritsky, both Roscosmos cosmonauts, wore sensors and nose clips on Monday and exhaled forcefully for a human research experiment to understand how living in space affects respiratory function including lung volume and airflow rate. Afterward, Ryzhikov started a 24-hour blood pressure monitoring session and filled out a questionnaire to document his interactions with international crews and mission controllers. Zubritsky transferred water from the Progress 92 cargo spacecraft into station tanks then took the same international interactions questionnaire as Ryzhikov.
Flight Engineers Zena Cardman of NASA and Kimiya Yui of JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) began their day reorganizing cargo inside the Kibo laboratory module making more stowage space. Cardman then collected food packs from inside the Permanent Multipurpose Module and stowed them inside the Unity module where the station's galley, or kitchen, is located. Yui called down to Earth and spoke with Japanese elementary, middle, and high school students to talk about science and engineering topics. Finally, he swapped out a camera inside Kibo's Solid Combustion Experiment Module that studies how materials burn in weightlessness to improve fire safety on spacecraft.
Roscosmos Flight Engineer Oleg Platonov kicked off his shift on life support maintenance replacing the Vozdukh carbon dioxide removal system located inside the Zvezda service module. During the last half of Platonov's shift, he worked on water transfers and installed a specialized camera to photograph Earth landmarks in a wide variety of wavelengths.

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Командир станции Сергей Рыжиков и бортинженер Алексей Зубрицкий, оба космонавты Роскосмоса, в понедельник надели датчики и носовые зажимы и резко выдохнули во время эксперимента на людях, чтобы понять, как жизнь в космосе влияет на дыхательные функции, включая объём лёгких и скорость воздушного потока. После этого Рыжиков начал круглосуточную сессию мониторинга артериального давления и заполнил анкету, чтобы задокументировать свои взаимодействия с международными экипажами и диспетчерами миссии. Зубрицкий перевёл воду с грузового корабля «Прогресс-92» в станционные баки, затем прошёл тот же международный опрос взаимодействия, что и Рыжиков.
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Бортинженер Роскосмоса Олег Платонов начал свою смену по техническому обслуживанию жизнеобеспечения, заменив систему удаления углекислого газа «Воздух», расположенную внутри сервисного модуля «Звезда». Во второй половине смены Платонов занимался переносом воды и установил специализированную камеру для съёмки земных ориентиров в самых разных длинах волн.

[zandr]

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/11/18/heart-health-stem-cells-and-physics-keep-crew-busy-on-tuesday/

November 18, 2025
Heart Health, Stem Cells, and Physics Keep Crew Busy on Tuesday

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This tranquil view from the International Space Station captures the Kibo laboratory module with its Exposed Facility, a portion of the station's main solar arrays (right), and part of the Canadarm2 robotic arm (left). The photograph was taken during an orbital sunset as the station soared 270 miles above a cloudy Atlantic Ocean off the coast of South Africa.
This tranquil view from the International Space Station captures the Kibo laboratory module with its Exposed Facility, a portion of the station's main solar arrays (right), and part of the Canadarm2 robotic arm (left), during an orbital sunset above a cloudy Atlantic Ocean.
NASA
Life science and physics topped the research schedule aboard the International Space Station on Tuesday as the Expedition 73 crew studied heart health, stem cells, fluid physics, and spacecraft fire safety. The orbital residents also completed work on a spacesuit and inspected ventilation and electrical systems while continuing other scientific operations.

NASA Flight Engineer Jonny Kim kicked off his shift wearing a sensor-packed vest and headband that measured his cardiovascular data as he worked out on the advanced resistive exercise device then jogged on the COLBERT treadmill. Doctors will use the medical data to track Kim's health in space, assess the value of portable health monitoring devices, and treat space-caused health conditions. Later, Kim processed stem cell samples for a study investigating how microgravity affects their conversion to cardiac or brain cells. Results may lead to personalized treatments for astronauts on future missions and advanced therapies for Earth-based conditions such as heart and neurological diseases.

Physics is a critical research subject aboard the orbital outpost since materials behave differently in weightlessness. Flight Engineers Mike Fincke of NASA and Kimiya Yui of JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) split their shift working on a pair of different physics studies, one looking at particles attach themselves to fluids and another observing how flames spread in space. Fincke set up research hardware inside a fluorescence microscope to observe particle-laden droplets potentially informing commercial in-space manufacturing techniques. Yui swapped sample hardware inside the Solid Combustion Experiment Module that enables safe observations of materials burning in weightlessness to improve fire safety on spacecraft.

NASA Flight Engineer Zena Cardman completed several days of spacesuit work and verified the successful installation of ventilation and cooling gear, conducted leak checks, and inspected suit hardware. Next, Cardman checked out the operations of the new Ultrasound 3 device, recently delivered aboard the Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft, used for crew heart and vein scans, as well as internal imaging of bones, organs, and issues.

Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky, station Commander and Flight Engineer respectively, began their day with mental and physical assessments to understand how they are adjusting to the stresses of long-duration spaceflight. Next, the duo took turns wearing virtual reality googles and sensors while responding to visual signals to observe how their vision and sense of balance adjusts to microgravity.

Roscosmos Flight Engineer Oleg Platonov wrapped up an overnight Earth photography session uninstalling and stowing hardware that photographed landmarks on the ground in a wide variety of wavelengths. Platonov then spent the rest of his day servicing orbital plumbing and ventilation systems throughout the station's Roscosmos segment.

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Космонавты Роскосмоса Сергей Рыжиков и Алексей Зубрицкий, командир станции и бортинженер соответственно, начали свой день с ментальных и физических оценок, чтобы понять, как они адаптируются к нагрузкам длительных космических полётов. Далее дуэт по очереди носил виртуальные гублики и датчики, реагируя на визуальные сигналы, чтобы наблюдать, как их зрение и чувство равновесия адаптируются к микрогравитации.

Бортинженер Роскосмоса Олег Платонов завершил ночную фотосессию Земли, демонтажировав и убрав оборудование, которое фотографировало ориентиры на Земле в самых разных длинах волн. Платонов затем провёл остаток дня, обслуживая орбитальные сантехнические и вентиляционные системы на участке станции в Роскосмосе.

[zandr]

https://tsniimash.ru/press-center/news/provedena_korrektsiya_orbity_mezhdunarodnoy_kosmicheskoy_stantsii/

Проведена коррекция орбиты Международной космической станции
19.11.2025
Сегодня в 16:04 по московскому времени двигатели пристыкованного к МКС транспортного грузового корабля "Прогресс МС-32" включились и проработали 847,47 секунды, выдав импульс величиной 1,55 м/с.

Средняя высота орбиты Международной космической станции – 419,74 км над поверхностью Земли.

Цель этой коррекции – завершить создание баллистических условий для прибытия транспортного пилотируемого корабля "Союз МС-28" на МКС и посадки спускаемого аппарата ТПК "Союз МС-27".

[zandr]

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/11/19/station-orbiting-higher-as-exercise-research-and-maintenance-continue/

^{November 19, 2025}
Station Orbiting Higher as Exercise Research and Maintenance Continue

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NASA astronaut and Expedition 73 Flight Engineer Zena Cardman installs research hardware inside the Destiny laboratory module's Microgravity Science Glovebox. The equipment supports the Fluid Particles experiment, which helps researchers understand how particles in a liquid interface come together to form larger structures or clusters in microgravity. Results could advance fire suppression, lunar dust control, and plant growth in space. Earth benefits may include insights into pollen behavior, algae blooms, plastic pollution, and sea salt transfer during storms.
NASA astronaut Zena Cardman installs research hardware inside the Destiny laboratory module's Microgravity Science Glovebox supporting the Fluid Particles experiment.
NASA
The International Space Station is orbiting higher today after the Progress 93 cargo spacecraft, docked to the Zvezda service module's aft port, fired its engines for over 14 minutes, 7 seconds at 8:04 a.m. EST on Wednesday. The reboost increased the space station's altitude by 1 mile at apogee and 2.3 miles at perigee, leaving the station in an orbit of 265.5 x 255.9 statute miles. The orbital reboost places the station at the correct altitude for the arrival late next week of the Soyuz MS-28 crew spacecraft carrying NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergey Mikaev. The new trio will become part of the new Expedition 74 crew when NASA astronaut Jonny Kim and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky undock from the space station inside the Soyuz MS-27 crew spacecraft a few days later in early December.

Back on the orbital outpost, the Expedition 73 crew focused its science activities on exercise research and fluid physics, both benefitting humans living on and off the Earth. The space lab residents also maintained spacesuit and workout gear, reorganized cargo, and set up a sleep station to accommodate the visiting crew.

Kim began his shift jogging on the COLBERT treadmill and working out on the advanced resistive exercise device while wearing a sensor-packed vest and headband that tracked his cardiac activity for a second day. He also wore the Mobil-O-Graph that measured and recorded his blood pressure throughout Wednesday. Doctors are monitoring his health to understand how the cardiovascular system adapts to space and testing the effectiveness of portable biomedical devices in space.

Afterward, Kim installed and configured the crew alternate sleep accommodation inside the Columbus laboratory module that will temporarily house a new crew member after their arrival late next week. Expedition 73 will expand to 10 crew members for a few days after the Soyuz MS-28 mission arrives. Kim will then return to Earth with Ryzhikov and Zubritsky completing an eight-month space research mission as Expedition 74 begins.

NASA Flight Engineer Mike Fincke continued studying how particles behave inside fluids setting up samples inside a fluorescence microscope to be observed by scientists on the ground. Results may inform commercial in-space manufacturing techniques and improve optical materials and pollution removal operations. Fincke later replaced life support components on a spacesuit inside the Quest airlock.

NASA Flight Engineer Zena Cardman also worked on spacesuit components photographing and packing suit hardware for return to Earth next month inside the Soyuz MS-27. Cardman also joined Flight Engineer Kimiya Yui from JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) and rearranged cargo packed inside the Permanent Multipurpose Module to create more stowage space. Yui spent most of his shift continuing to unload science and supplies delivered in September aboard Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft.

Cardman then joined Kim and Fincke at the end of their shift on Wednesday and called down to mission controllers and discussed upcoming maintenance on the COLBERT treadmill. The complex work will require temporarily removing the station's toilet in the Tranquility module to access thermal control system hoses connected to COLBERT for replacement.

Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky worked on a second station treadmill located inside Zvezda. The duo checked the tension and adjusted belts and shock absorber cords on the exercise device. Roscosmos Flight Engineer Oleg Platonov spent his shift inside the Nauka science module servicing orbital plumbing and life support systems.

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Международная космическая станция сегодня выходит на орбиту выше после того, как грузовой корабль «Прогресс-93», пристыкованный к кормовому порту сервисного модуля «Звезда», работал более 14 минут 7 секунд в 8:04 утра по восточному времени в среду. Повторный подъём увеличил высоту станции на 1 милю в апогее и на 2,3 мили в перигее, оставив станцию на орбите 265,5 x 255,9 статутных миль.
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Космонавты Роскосмоса Сергей Рыжиков и Алексей Зубрицкий работали на второй беговой дорожке станции, расположенной внутри Звезды. Дуэт проверил натяжение и отрегулировал ремни и шнуры амортизаторов на тренажере. Бортинженер Роскосмоса Олег Платонов провёл смену внутри научного модуля «Наука», обслуживая орбитальную сантехнику и системы жизнеобеспечения.

[zandr]

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/11/21/week-wraps-with-fluid-physics-stem-cell-research-as-new-crew-preps-begin/
^{Mark A. Garcia  November 21, 2025}
Week Wraps with Fluid Physics, Stem Cell Research as New Crew Preps Begin

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The Canadarm2 robotic arm releases Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo craft after it was installed on the Earth-facing port of the Unity module. The International Space Station was soaring into an orbital sunrise 269 miles above the Atlantic Ocean southwest of Cape Town, South Africa, at the time of this photgraph.
The Canadarm2 robotic arm releases Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo craft after it was installed on the Earth-facing port of the Unity module on Sept. 18, 2025.
NASA
Expedition 73 wrapped up the work week continuing to study fluid physics and stem cells, preparing for next week's new crew arrival, and unpacking a U.S. cargo spacecraft. The International Space Station residents also serviced exercise gear, performed life support system troubleshooting, and analyzed the orbital outpost's microbial environment.

NASA Flight Engineer Zena Cardman primarily spent her day on research first starting in the Destiny laboratory module and installing fluid samples inside a fluorescence microscope. Scientists on the ground will image the samples to observe how particles behave inside fluids. Results may inform commercial in-space manufacturing techniques and improve optical materials and pollution removal operations. Cardman then moved to the Kibo laboratory module and processed stem cells samples inside the Life Science Glovebox. Afterward, she stowed the samples in a portable science freezer for preservation and return to Earth for analysis. Scientists are exploring how microgravity affects the stem cells programmed to change into heart and brain cells that may lead to advanced treatments for cardiac and neurological disorders.

Cardman also assisted Flight Engineers Mike Fincke of NASA and Kimiya Yui of JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) as they continued transferring new science and supplies from inside the Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft. Cygnus XL arrived on Sept. 18 delivering over 11,000 pounds of cargo resupplying the orbital residents.

Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL cargo spacecraft, supporting the company's 23rd commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station for NASA, will be uninstalled from the Earth-facing port of the space station's Unity module on Monday, Nov. 24. The cargo spacecraft will remain attached to the station's Canadarm2 robotic arm until Monday, Dec. 1, clearing the way for the arrival of the crewed Roscosmos Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft on Thursday, Nov. 27.

NASA, Northrop Grumman, and Roscosmos coordinated the spacecraft's movement to prevent any unnecessary structural loads from being imparted on Cygnus XL and its solar arrays when the Soyuz spacecraft docks to the Rassvet module, which is the adjacent docking port. The maneuver will be conducted by the robotics officer in Mission Control Center at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, while agency astronauts Jonny Kim and Zena Cardman monitor from inside the orbital complex.

Cygnus XL will be reattached to the space station Dec. 1, and will remain there until no earlier than March 2026, when it is scheduled to depart and dispose of several thousand pounds of trash during its destructive re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.

Fincke then used a computer to test the performance of a pressure management device, gear that saves station air during visiting vehicle pressurization activities, inside the Unity module. Yui also assisted NASA Flight Engineer Jonny Kim in the Tranquility module correctly positioning and centering the COLBERT treadmill, tightening its bolts, and activating the exercise device for operations. Kim then drained recycle tanks and configured emergency breathing masks. Yui swapped batteries inside a wireless environmental monitor then joined Kim again at the end of their shift servicing a vacuum cleaner.

Roscosmos cosmonaut and station Commander Sergey Ryzhikov began preparing for next week's arrival of three new crew members aboard the Soyuz MS-28 crew spacecraft. Flight Engineer Alexey Zubritsky joined him rearranging cargo and making space inside the Rassvet module. The Soyuz MS-28 will dock to Rassvet on Nov. 27 carrying NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Mikaev and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov. Ryzhikov also began packing cargo inside the Soyuz MS-27 spacecraft that will return him, Zubritsky, and Kim to Earth in early December. Zubritsky collected microbe samples swabbed from inside the station's Roscosmos segment for analysis to protect crew health.

Roscosmos Flight Engineer Oleg Platonov focused on maintenance at the end of the week beginning his shift replacing components on the Zvezda service module's toilet. Next, Platonov inspected the Zarya module to identify workspace before completing his shift working on the Nauka science module's ventilation system.

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Космонавт Роскосмоса и командир станции Сергей Рыжиков начал подготовку к прибытию трёх новых членов экипажа на борт космического корабля «Союз МС-28» на следующей неделе. Бортинженер Алексей Зубрицкий присоединился к нему, переставляя груз и освобождая место внутри модуля «Рассвет». «Союз МС-28» пристыкуется к «Рассвету» 27 ноября, на борту с астронавтом NASA Крисом Уильямсом и космонавтами Роскосмоса Сергеем Микаевом и Сергеем Куд-Сверчковым. Рыжиков также начал упаковывать груз внутри корабля «Союз МС-27», который должен был вернуть его, Зубрицкого и Кима на Землю в начале декабря. Зубрицкий собрал образцы микробов, взятые изнутри сегмента Роскосмоса станции, для анализа с целью защиты здоровья экипажа.

Бортинженер «Роскосмоса» Олег Платонов сосредоточился на техническом обслуживании в конце недели, начав смену компонентов унитаза сервисного модуля «Звезда». Далее Платонов осмотрел модуль «Заря», чтобы определить рабочее пространство перед завершением смены работы над системой вентиляции научного модуля «Наука».

[zandr]

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/11/24/soyuz-rocket-rolls-out-as-cygnus-parks-away-from-station/

^{Mark A. Garcia  November 24, 2025}
Soyuz Rocket Rolls Out as Cygnus Parks Away from Station

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The Soyuz rocket is raised vertical, Monday, Nov. 24, 2025, at site 31 launch pad of the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Expedition 74 crewmembers: NASA astronaut Chris Williams, Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergey Mikaev are scheduled to launch aboard their Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft on November 27.
The Soyuz rocket is raised vertical, Monday, Nov. 24, 2025, at site 31 launch pad of the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Expedition 74 crewmembers: NASA astronaut Chris Williams, Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergey Mikaev are scheduled to launch aboard their Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft on November 27.
NASA/Bill Ingalls
A Soyuz rocket rolled out to its launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan today to begin counting down to a Thanksgiving Day liftoff of three new crew members to the International Space Station. NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev are scheduled to lift off aboard the Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft at 4:27 a.m. EDT (3:27 p.m. Baikonur time) on Thursday, Nov. 27. They will orbit Earth twice before docking to the Rassvet module at 7:38 a.m. the same day beginning an eight-month space research mission.

The Cygnus XL spacecraft, supporting the Northrop Grumman-23 commercial resupply services mission for NASA, was uninstalled today from the International Space Station. It will remain attached to the station's Canadarm2 robotic arm until Monday, Dec. 1, clearing the way for the arrival of the crewed Roscosmos Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft on Thursday.

NASA, Northrop Grumman, and Roscosmos coordinated the spacecraft's movement to prevent any unnecessary structural loads from being imparted on Cygnus XL and its solar arrays when the Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft docks to the Rassvet module, which is the adjacent docking port. The on-duty robotics officer in the Mission Control Center at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston completed the maneuver, while agency astronauts Jonny Kim and Zena Cardman monitored from inside the space station.

Cygnus XL will be reattached to the space station on Dec. 1 and remain there until no earlier than March 2026, when it is scheduled to depart and dispose of several thousand pounds of trash during its destructive re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.

Kim earlier worked out on the advanced resistive exercise device for one part of the CIPHER investigation that is studying cardiorespiratory fitness, muscle strength, and endurance in microgravity. Cardman injected gas into a specialized tank for a fluid physics experiment that is testing ways to protect super-cooled fluids, or cryogenic fluids, in space.

Flight Engineers Mike Fincke of NASA and Kimiya Yui of JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) joined each other on Monday and continued offloading some of the several thousand pounds of new science and supplies delivered aboard the HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft on Oct. 29. Yui also familiarized himself with the operations of the Astrobee robotic helpers before replacing components inside the Tranquility module's bathroom, or waste and hygiene compartment. Fincke also trained to use the Astrobees then set up the fluorescence microscope to observe how particles behave inside fluids.

Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky, station Commander and Flight Engineer respectively, both tested the lower body negative pressure suit for its ability to reverse the space-caused flow of body fluids toward a crew member's head. Results may prevent microgravity-induced head and eye pressure and help crews adjust quicker to the return to Earth's gravity. Roscosmos Flight Engineer Oleg Platonov wore virtual reality googles and sensors while responding to visual signals to observe how his vision and sense of balance is adjusting to microgravity.

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Космонавты Роскосмоса Сергей Рыжиков и Алексей Зубрицкий, командир станции и бортинженер соответственно, оба испытали костюм с отрицательным давлением нижней части тела на его способность обратить обратное движение телесных жидкостей к голове члена экипажа. Результаты могут предотвратить давление головы и глаз, вызванное микрогравитацией, и помочь экипажам быстрее адаптироваться к возвращению к земной гравитации. Бортинженер Роскосмоса Олег Платонов носил виртуальные датчики и датчики, реагируя на визуальные сигналы, чтобы наблюдать, как его зрение и чувство равновесия адаптируются к микрогравитации.

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https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/11/25/crew-works-wide-variety-of-research-and-awaits-new-arrivals/

^{Mark A. Garcia  NOVEMBER 25, 2025}
Crew Works Wide Variety of Research and Awaits New Arrivals
^{A yellow-green airglow blankets Earth's horizon beneath a star-filled sky in this long-exposure photograph taken from the International Space Station as it orbited 265 miles above the cloudy Pacific Ocean off the coast of Chile. In the right foreground, the Soyuz MS-27 crew spacecraft is docked to the Prichal module, which is itself attached to the Nauka science module.}

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High intensity exercising and droplets teeming with particles were the main research topics aboard the International Space Station on Tuesday. The Expedition 73 crew is also preparing to welcome three new crewmates this week while another trio gets ready to return to Earth next month.

Crew health monitoring and fitness evaluations are a crucial part of an astronaut's stay aboard the orbital outpost. The long-duration missions in microgravity affect the crew member's body in numerous ways and daily exercise helps keep crews fit and healthy while living in weightlessness. Doctors constantly monitor the crew with a variety of checkups, sensors, questionnaires, and more to ensure mission success off the Earth.

NASA Flight Engineers Jonny Kim and Zena Cardman took part in one portion of the CIPHER human research study looking at how the cardiovascular system adapts to space. Cardman scanned Kim's chest with the Ultrasound 2 device while electrodes recorded his cardiac activity. Doctors on the ground monitored in real-time to understand how his heart is adapting to living in space.

Next, Kim pedaled on the Destiny laboratory module's exercise cycle while attached to sensors and breathing gear that monitored his heart and lung activity. Doctors will use the data collected from the hardware to evaluate aerobic capacity, or the bodies' ability to deliver and use oxygen during strenuous physical activity in space. Afterward, he rejoined Cardman and reviewed procedures, tools, and communications necessary for a medical emergency aboard the space station.

NASA Flight Engineer Mike Fincke set up a fluorescence microscope inside Destiny and installed sample hardware so scientists on the ground could view how particles behave inside fluids. The fluid physics study may inform commercial in-space manufacturing techniques and improve optical materials and pollution removal operations.

Flight Engineer Kimiya Yui from JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) spent the first half of his shift reorganizing cargo inside the Kibo laboratory module to make space for upcoming activities. Later, Yui measured the airflow inside of his crew quarters located inside the Harmony module. The measurements help protect health and promote comfort for the crew.

Station Commander Sergey Ryzhikov from Roscosmos worked inside the Soyuz MS-27 crew spacecraft that he, Kim, and Roscosmos Flight Engineer Alexey Zubritsky will return to Earth in next month. Ryzhikov first checked the Soyuz' electronics and communications systems then continued loading cargo inside the spacecraft for the ride back to Earth.

Zubritsky began his shift collecting his blood, saliva, and hair samples for analysis to understand how the brain and immune system adapt to weightlessness. He then spent the rest of his day checking the Roscosmos segment's ventilation system and collecting station water samples for analysis to protect crew health.

Roscosmos Flight Engineer Oleg Platonov photographed and treated microbe samples collected on the station. Researchers will use the observations to learn how microbes survive in space and prevent contamination on spacecraft.

Back on Earth, three new crew members are counting down to their launch aboard the Soyuz MS-28 crew spacecraft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan to the International Space Station. NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev are scheduled to lift off inside the Soyuz at 4:27 a.m. EDT (2:27 p.m. Baikonur time) on Thursday, Nov. 27. They will orbit Earth twice before docking to the Rassvet module at 7:38 a.m. the same day to begin an eight-month space research mission. Live launch coverage begins 3:30 a.m. on NASA+, Amazon Prime, and YouTube.

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Командир станции Сергей Рыжиков из «Роскосмоса» работал внутри пилотируемого космического корабля «Союз МС-27», на котором он, Ким и бортинженер «Роскосмоса» Алексей Зубрицкий вернутся на Землю в следующем месяце. Рыжиков сначала проверил электронику и системы связи «Союза», а затем продолжил погрузку грузов в космический корабль для обратного полёта на Землю.

Зубрицкий начал свою смену со сбора образцов крови, слюны и волос для анализа, чтобы понять, как мозг и иммунная система адаптируются к невесомости. Затем он провёл остаток дня, проверяя систему вентиляции сегмента «Роскосмос» и собирая пробы воды на станции для анализа, чтобы защитить здоровье экипажа.

Бортинженер Роскосмоса Олег Платонов сфотографировал и обработал образцы микробов, собранные на станции. Исследователи будут использовать эти данные, чтобы понять, как микробы выживают в космосе, и предотвратить их попадание на космические корабли...

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Бортинженер Роскосмоса Олег Платонов сфотографировал и обработал образцы микробов

Колонии микроорганизмов или на РС есть микроскоп?

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https://tass.ru/nauka/25739365

Функционал GigaChat на МКС расширят

КОСМОДРОМ БАЙКОНУР /Казахстан/, 26 ноября. /ТАСС/. Нейросеть GigaChat, которую отправят на МКС с экипажем, будет использоваться для решения различных задач и в дальнейшем масштабироваться для применения на других орбитальных станциях. Об этом сообщил вице-президент по исследованиям и инновациям Сбера Альберт Ефимов.

Ранее сообщалось, что GigaChat в российском сегменте МКС будет помогать космонавтам в составлении отчетов.

"Это сделано с помощью программно-аппаратного комплекса, который состоит из двух частей. Первая - это большая языковая модель, которая находится на специальном компьютере-сервере. Вторая - это планшеты, с помощью которых космонавты работают. Подобная архитектура дает нам возможность масштабировать это решение для других применений на орбитальной станции", - сказал он.

Он добавил, что "эта целевая работа совместно с "Роскосмосом" является первым шагом по использованию искусственного интеллекта в российском сегменте МКС".

Запуск корабля "Союз МС-28" намечен на 12:28 мск 27 ноября. Планируется, что экипаж проведет на орбите 242 суток и вернется в конце июля 2026 года. В основной экипаж вошли космонавты Роскосмоса Сергей Кудь-Сверчков (спецкор ТАСС на МКС) и его коллега Сергей Микаев, а также астронавт NASA Кристофер Уильямс.

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https://www.roscosmos.ru/41847/

Корабль «Союз МС-28» с новым экипажем МКС стартовал с космодрома Байконур

Пуск состоялся в 12:27:57 по московскому времени. Корабль выведен на орбиту ракетой-носителем «Союз-2.1а», раскрыты его антенны и солнечные батареи.

В экипаж «Союза МС-28» входят участники 74-й длительной экспедиции на МКС. Для командира корабля, космонавта Роскосмоса Сергея Кудь-Сверчкова, этот полет стал вторым. Сергей Микаев и астронавт NASA Кристофер Уилльямс отправились в космос впервые.

В обитаемых отсеках корабля размещено более 125 кг грузов, доставляемых на МКС.
Среди них - оборудование для продолжения научной программы, в том числе - программно-аппаратный комплекс с нейросетью ГигаЧат, разработанной Сбербанком. В рамках эксперимента искусственный интеллект станет помощником космонавтов и будем помогать им вести дневники и готовить отчеты.
Вместе с космонавтами на МКС отправился и дополнительный шеврон, созданный по эскизу Ирины Киян, победительницы совместного конкурса «Народный шеврон» Роскосмоса и «Триколора». Финалиста выбрали звёздное жюри и участники народного голосования.
Стыковка корабля к узловому модулю «Рассвет» российского сегмента МКС планируется в 15:38 мск. На станции корабль ждёт экипаж 73-й длительной экспедиции — космонавты Роскосмоса Сергей Рыжиков, Алексей Зубрицкий и Олег Платонов, а также астронавты NASA Зина Кардман, Майкл Финк, Джонатан Ким, астронавт JAXA Кимия Юи.
В ходе 74-й длительной экспедиции на МКС продолжительностью 242 суток запланирована обширная программа научно-прикладных исследований, кроме того, космонавты дважды выйдут в открытый космос.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAA913vKNNE

Трансляция стыковки пилотируемого корабля «Союз МС-28» с МКС
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https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/spacestation/2025/11/27/station-waits-to-welcome-to-new-crew-hatches-open-soon/

^{Mark A. Garcia   November 27, 2025}
Station Waits to Welcome to New Crew; Hatches Open Soon

^{Nov. 27, 2025: International Space Station Configuration. Seven spaceships are parked at the space station including the SpaceX Dragon cargo craft, the SpaceX Crew-11 Dragon spacecraft, JAXA's HTV-X1 cargo craft, the Soyuz MS-27 crew ship, and the Progress 92 and 93 resupply ships. Northrop Grumman's Cygnus cargo craft was temporarily uninstalled from the Harmony module with the Canadarm2 robotic arm until Dec. 1.    NASA}

NASA's live hatch opening coverage is underway on NASA+, Amazon Prime, YouTube, and more. Hatch opening is scheduled to begin at 10:10 a.m. EST.
Learn how to watch NASA content through a variety of platforms, including social media.
The Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft arrived at the orbiting laboratory's Rassvet module at 7:34 a.m., after launching from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 4:27 a.m. (2:27 p.m. Baikonur time) with NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Roscosmos cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev. The trio will spend approximately eight months aboard the orbital laboratory before returning to Earth in summer 2026.

... и Сигнус на палочке

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPfxm1HYXJU

Трансляция открытия люков между кораблём «Союз МС-28» и МКС
  Роскосмос ТВ