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Paolo Nespoli on the ISS in 2010

Rome, Italy - For a long-duration mission

The Italian Astronaut Paolo Nespoli will fly to the ISS for a long-duration mission in 2010, and will remain in orbit for six months, NASA officially announced. Nespoli will leave in November 2010, on board a Soyuz space ship, and will return in May 2011. Probably he will be technical responsible of the three labs: Columbus, Destiny and Kibo. It will be the first long-duration mission for an...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1097035
Rome, Italy, 11/24/2008 19:27
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