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Frank De Winne: "Je moet in de verwezenlijking van je droom geloven"

4 juli 2002

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Frank De Winne works with the Microgravity Science Glovebox (MSG)

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Frank De Winne has been assigned to fly to the International Space Station (ISS) in October 2002 on a Russian Soyuz launcher. He will be flight engineer on a taxi flight, a 10-day mission with the main purpose of exchanging the Soyuz capsule, which is permanently docked with the Station to serve as a rescue vehicle, if needed.

A substantial scientific experimental programme will also be conducted during the mission, including experiments led by Belgian scientists.

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Vittori during astronaut training in Russia

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ESA astronauts Roberto Vittori and Frank De Winne in a Soyuz module mock-up during astronaut training in Russia. Roberto Vittori will be flying onboard a Soyuz taxi flight to the International Space Station in April 2002. Frank De Winne will also fly to the ISS onboard a Soyuz 'taxi' mission later in the year.

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