Expedition 6

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Expedition 6 was a long-duration International Space Station mission in the early 2000s that conducted scientific research and station maintenance with a three-person crew.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf International Space Station expedition
long-duration spaceflight mission
affectedBy Space Shuttle Columbia disaster NERFINISHED
commander Kenneth D. Bowersox NERFINISHED
country Russia
United States
crewMember Donald R. Pettit NERFINISHED
Kenneth D. Bowersox NERFINISHED
Nikolai Budarin NERFINISHED
crewSize 3
endDate 2003-05-03
flightEngineer Donald R. Pettit NERFINISHED
Nikolai Budarin NERFINISHED
followedBy Expedition 7 NERFINISHED
launchDate 2002-11-23
launchMission STS-113 NERFINISHED
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Endeavour NERFINISHED
missionDuration ~161 days
missionType research
space station maintenance
notableEvent first ISS expedition to return to Earth on a Soyuz after the Columbia accident
numberOfEVAs 2
operator NASA
Roscosmos NERFINISHED
orbit Low Earth orbit NERFINISHED
partOf ISS long-duration expedition sequence
precededBy Expedition 5 NERFINISHED
primaryLanguage English
Russian
program International Space Station program NERFINISHED
researchArea Earth observation
life sciences
microgravity science
technology demonstration
returnDate 2003-05-03
returnSite Kazakh Steppe NERFINISHED
returnVehicle Soyuz TMA-1 NERFINISHED
spaceAgencyOfCommander NASA NERFINISHED
spaceAgencyOfFlightEngineer NASA NERFINISHED
Roscosmos NERFINISHED
spacecraftDocked Progress resupply spacecraft NERFINISHED
Soyuz TMA-1 NERFINISHED
spaceStation International Space Station NERFINISHED
startDate 2002-11-25
totalEVATime ~13 hours 17 minutes

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Kenneth D. Bowersox spaceMission Expedition 6