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Expedition 10 Preflight. NASA public domain image colelction.

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Командир 10-й экспедиции и научный сотрудник НАСА Лерой Чиао (справа), бортинженер и командир корабля "Союз ТМА-5" Салижан Шарипов и космонавт Космических войск России Юрий Шаргин (слева) надели скафандры для запуска и посадки и поднялись на борт космического корабля "Союз ТМА-5" в пятницу, 5 октября 2004 года, на космодроме Байконур в Казахстане для генеральной репетиции мероприятий стартового дня, предшествующего их отправке 14 октября на Международную космическую станцию. Цзяо и Шариф, первый экипаж всеазиатской экспедиции, проведут на станции шесть месяцев. Шаргин вернется на Землю 24 октября вместе с нынешними обитателями станции - командиром 9-й экспедиции Геннадием Падалкой и бортинженером и научным сотрудником НАСА Майком Финчером. Фото: (NASA / Bill Ingalls)

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Лерой Чао

салижан шарипов

Юрий Шаргин

предполетная экспедиция 10

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