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    Ron Garan (left), Paolo Nespoli, Alexander Samokutyaev, Catherine Coleman, Andrey Borisenko and Dmitry Kondratyev

    Crew on ISS

    The STS-134 mission will double the crew size of the ISS. For about ten days, the six astronauts will join the six crewmembers of the Expedition 27 already working on the Station.

    ESA astronaut Paolo Nespoli, on the MagISStra mission since last December, will welcome his colleague Roberto Vittori aboard. With Paolo, Dmitry Kondratiev and Catherine Coleman have been in space since last December and they will come back to Earth at the end of May.

    New Expedition 27 crewmembers, Alexander Samokutyayev, Ronald Garan and Andrei Borisenko were launched to orbit on 4 April and they will stay on the Station until October 2011.

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