Baikonur seen from space. by ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst. Credits: ESA/NASA
In the last days before launch ESA astronaut Tim Peake will be busy as always. We managed to get a hold of his general schedule here. The table format messes up the layout of this blog entry but it should be readable on most computers by scrolling to the right.
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Wednesday |
10.12.15
Thursday |
11.12.15
Friday |
12.12.15
Saturday |
13.12.15
Sunday |
14.12.15
Monday |
15.12.15
Tuesday |
| 1. Medical checkup
2. Training on Flight data file of Soyuz TMA-19M 3.Training on manual approach 4.Stowage of the payload and equipment in Soyuz 5. Symbolic activities 6. Preparation for space flight factors 7. Massage 8. Physical training Media Day |
1. Medical checkup
2. Preparation for space flight factors 3. Final preparation of the crew personal kit 4. Symbolic activities 5. Massage 6. Physical training Day-off
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1.Medical checkup
2.Final check of Soyuz TMA-19M (#719) on platform # 254 3. Hand-over of the crew personal kit for stowage in Soyuz 4. Symbolic activities 5.Preparation for space flight factors 6. Massage 7. Physical training
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1.Medical checkup
2.ISS RS current technical status (based on the data from MCC) 3.Symbolic activities 4.Preparation for space flight factors 5. Massage 6.Physical training |
1.Medical checkup
2.Meeting with the medical management of the flight 3. Stowage of the flight data file in Soyuz-19M 4.Interaction with the rescue team 5. Preparation for the space flight factors 6. Massage 7. Physical training Rocket roll-out |
1.Medical checkup
2. Meeting of the State board 3. Press-conference 4. Procedures on crew interaction with the instructors during pre-launch activities 5. Briefing on the timeline of the launch day 6. Massage 7. Physical training Watching film “The white sun of the desert”
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LAUNCH DAY
1.Medical preparation for the launch 2.Medical pre-launch activities 3.Departure for the launch pad
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