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An informational catalog, or several catalogs, about International Space Station.

## Station assembly[edit]

Element  | Flight  | Launch Vehicle  | Launch date
(GMT)  | Length
(m)  | Diameter
(m)  | Mass
(kg)

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Zarya FGB | 1 A/R  | Proton rocket | 20 November 1998  | 12.6  | 4.1  | 19,323
Unity Node 1 | 2A - STS-88 | Endeavour | 4 December 1998  | 5.49  | 4.57  | 11,612
Zvezda Service Module | 1R  | Proton rocket | 12 July 2000  | 13.1  | 4.15  | 19,050
Z1 Truss | 3A - STS-92 | Discovery | 11 October 2000  | 4.9  | 4.2  | 8,755
P6 Truss - Solar Array* [1] | 4A - STS-97 | Endeavour | 30 November 2000  | 4.9  | 4.9  | 7,700
Destiny | 5A - STS-98 | Atlantis | 7 February 2001  | 8.53  | 4.27  | 14,515
Canadarm2 | 6A - STS-100 | Endeavour | 19 April 2001  | 17.6  | 0.35  | 4,899
Joint Airlock \- Quest Airlock | 7A - STS-104 | Atlantis | 12 July 2001  | 5.5  | 4.0  | 6,064
Docking Compartment \- Pirs Airlock | 4R  | Soyuz rocket | 14 September 2001  | 4.1  | 2.6  | 3,900
S0 Truss | 8A - STS-110 | Atlantis | 8 April 2002  | 13.4  | 4.6  | 13,971
Mobile Base System for Canadarm2  | UF-2 - STS-111 | Endeavour | 5 June 2002  | 5.7  | 2.9  | 1,450
S1 Truss | 9A - STS-112 | Atlantis | 7 October 2002  | 13.7  | 4.6  | 14,124
P1 Truss | 11A - STS-113 | Endeavour | 24 November 2002  | 13.7  | 4.6  | 14,003
External Stowage Platform (ESP-2) | LF 1 - STS-114 | Discovery | 26 July 2005  | 4.9  | 3.65  | 2,676
P3/P4 Truss - Solar Array | 12A - STS-115 | Atlantis | 9 September 2006  | 13.7  | 5.0  | 16,183
P5 Truss [2] | 12A.1 - STS-116 | Discovery | 10 December 2006  | 3.4  | 4.6  | 1,864
S3/S4 Truss - Solar Array [3] | 13A - STS-117 | Atlantis | 8 June 2007  | 13.7  | 5.0  | 16,183

## Station expeditions[edit]

This is a list of a permanent crews assigned to the International Space Station (ISS). All permanent ISS crews are named "Expedition n", where n is sequentially increased with each expedition.

Expeditions have an average duration of half a year. Resupply mission visitors and space tourists are not counted as expedition members.

The International Space Station is the most visited space station in the history of spaceflight. As of September 11, 2006, it has had 159 (non-distinct) visitors. Mir had 137 (non-distinct) visitors (see also Space station). The number of distinct visitors to the ISS is 124 (see list of International Space Station visitors).

Expedition  | Crew
(commander in italics) | Patch  | Launch date  | Flight up  | Landing date  | Flight down  | Duration
(days)

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Expedition 1 | William Shepherd \- U.S.A.
Yuri Gidzenko \- Russia
Sergei Krikalev \- Russia  |  | October 31, 2000
07:52:47 UTC  | Soyuz TM-31 | March 21, 2001
07:33:06 UTC  | STS-102 | 140.98
Expedition 2 | Yuri Usachev \- Russia
Susan Helms \- U.S.A.
James Voss \- U.S.A.  |  | March 8, 2001
11:42:09 UTC  | STS-102 | August 22, 2001
19:24:06 UTC  | STS-105 | 167.28
Expedition 3 | Frank L. Culbertson \- U.S.A.
Vladimir N. Dezhurov \- Russia
Mikhail Tyurin \- Russia  |  | August 10, 2001
21:10:15 UTC  | STS-105 | December 17, 2001
17:56:13 UTC  | STS-108 | 128.86
Expedition 4 | Yury Onufrienko \- Russia
Dan Bursch \- U.S.A.
Carl Walz \- U.S.A.  |  | December 5, 2001
22:19:28 UTC  | STS-108 | June 19, 2002
09:57:41 UTC  | STS-111 | 195.82
Expedition 5 | Valery Korzun \- Russia
Sergei Treschev \- Russia
Peggy Whitson \- U.S.A.  |  | June 5, 2002
21:22:49 UTC  | STS-111 | December 7, 2002
19:37:12 UTC  | STS-113 | 184.93
Expedition 6 | Kenneth Bowersox \- U.S.A.
Nikolai Budarin \- Russia
Donald Pettit \- U.S.A.  |  | November 24, 2002
00:49:47 UTC  | STS-113 | May 4, 2003
02:04:25 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-1 | 161.05
Expedition 7 | Yuri Malenchenko \- Russia
Edward Lu \- U.S.A.  |  | April 26, 2003
03:53:52 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-2 | October 28, 2003
02:40:20 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-2 | 184.93
Expedition 8 | Michael Foale \- U.S.A.
Alexander Kaleri \- Russia  |  | October 18, 2003
05:38:03 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-3 | April 30, 2004
00:11:15 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-3 | 194.77
Expedition 9 | Gennady Padalka \- Russia
Michael Fincke \- U.S.A.  |  | April 19, 2004
03:19:00 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-4 | October 24, 2004
00:32:00 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-4 | 185.66
Expedition 10 | Leroy Chiao \- U.S.A.
Salizhan Sharipov \- Russia  |  | October 14, 2004
03:06 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-5 | April 24, 2005
22:08:00 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-5 | 192.79
Expedition 11 | Sergei Krikalev \- Russia
John L. Phillips \- U.S.A.  |  | April 15, 2005
00:46:00 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-6
| October 11, 2005
01:09:00 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-6 | 179.02
Expedition 12 | William McArthur \- U.S.A.
Valery Tokarev \- Russia  |  | October 1, 2005
03:54:00 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-7
| April 8, 2006
23:48:00 UTC  | Soyuz TMA-7 | 189.01
Expedition 13 | Pavel Vinogradov \- Russia
Jeffrey Williams \- U.S.A.
Thomas Reiter \- Germany  | File:ISS Expedition 13 Patch.jpg | March 30, 2006
02:30 UTC (Soyuz)
July 4, 2006
18:38 UTC (STS)  | Soyuz TMA-8
STS-121 (Reiter)  | September 28, 2006
01:13 UTC (Soyuz)
December 21, 2006
22:32 UTC (STS)  | Soyuz TMA-8
STS-116 (Reiter)  | 182.65

171.16
(Reiter)
Expedition 14 | Michael Lopez-Alegria \- U.S.A.
Mikhail Tyurin \- Russia
Sunita Williams \- U.S.A. |  | September 18, 2006
04:09 UTC (Soyuz)
December 10, 2006
01:47 (STS)  | Soyuz TMA-9
STS-116 (Williams)  | April 21, 2007
12:31 UTC (Soyuz)
July 11, 2007 (STS)  | Soyuz TMA-9
STS-117 (Williams)  | ~214
Expedition 15 | Fyodor Yurchikhin \- Russia
Clayton Anderson \- U.S.A.
Oleg Kotov \- Russia
Daniel Tani \- U.S.A.[4]
|  | April 7, 2007
17:31 UTC (Soyuz)
Planned: July 19, 2007 (STS)  | Soyuz TMA-10
STS-117 (Anderson)  | Planned: October 13, 2007 (Soyuz)
November 4, 2007 (STS)  | Soyuz TMA-10
STS-120 (Anderson)  | ~189
Expedition 16 | Peggy Whitson \- U.S.A.
Yuri Malenchenko \- Russia
Léopold Eyharts \- France
Garrett Reisman \- U.S.A.  |  | Scheduled for October 2, 2007-April 19, 2008

## References[edit]

1. ↑ P6 Integrated Truss Structure, NASA Human Spaceflight
2. ↑ STS-116 Press Kit, NASA, page 72
3. ↑ STS-117 Press Kit, NASA
4. ↑ NASA, Russian Space Agency Name 4 Members of Next ISS Crew 19 October 2006 mosnews.com, Retrieved 19 October 2006.