- About MagISStra
- About the MagISStra mission
- Mission key data
- Six months of science
- A 3D experience
- The educational dimension
- Facts about the Soyuz
- About the MagISStra mission name
- About the MagISStra mission logo
- Meet the crew
- Paolo Nespoli
- Catherine Coleman
- Dmitri Kondratyev
- Scott Kelly
- Oleg Skripochka
- Aleksandr Kaleri
- Andrei Borisenko
- Alexander Samokutyayev
- Ronald Garan
- About the Soyuz flights
- Downloads
- Launch Press Kit (English)
- Launch Press Kit (Italian)
- Info Kit (German)
- Info Kit (French)
- Info Kit (Dutch)
- Multimedia
- ESA Multimedia gallery
- ESA Video archive
- MagISStra at ESA webstreaming network
- New MagISStra photos
- Follow Paolo!
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Follow @Astro_Paolo
- @astro_paolo's pictures
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ESA on YouTube
minigallery: MagISStra mission 3D photos
Paolo Nespoli will use a novel, ESA-developed 3D camera to show unprecedented views of the ISS. In addition, he will document the activities on board of the Soyuz TMA-20 and on the International Space Station with a small digital stereoscopic camera. These photos below has been taken with the training unit.
3D anaglyph pictures are best when viewed with special red/cyan glasses.
The most recent "normal" photos from Star City and Baikonur can be found in the MagISStra latest photos gallery.
