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Zusammenfassung
Landung der Expedition 27 (201105240010HQ) Das Raumschiff Sojus TMA-20 landet mit dem Kommandanten der Expedition 27, Dmitri Kondratjew, und den Flugingenieuren Paolo Nespoli und Cady Coleman am Dienstag, 24. Mai 2011, in einem abgelegenen Gebiet südöstlich der Stadt Zhezkazgan in Kasachstan. NASA-Astronaut Coleman, der russische Kosmonaut Kondratjew und der italienische Astronaut Nespoli kehren von mehr als fünf Monaten an Bord der Internationalen Raumstation zurück, wo sie Mitglieder der Expedition 26 und 27 waren.
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