• → European Space Agency

    • ESA Web TV

    • Videos on demand

    • Videos for professionals

    ESA > Television > 2011 > 12 > Replay of the Kuipers Launch

    Search and order online

      • Filter (Broadcast quality)
        • All
        • Videos: any
        • Videos: online
        • Videos: tape
        • Transmissions
        • Broadcast quality
    • Advanced Search

    Replay of the Kuipers Launch

    • Watch in:
    • en
    Download MP4 (619.06 MB)

    Details

    Open/Close
    • Video Online only
    • Title Replay of the Kuipers Launch
    • Released: 21/12/2011
    • Length 01:43:29
    • Language English
    • Footage Type Exterior shot
    • Copyright ESA
    • Description

      Join Christian Hollingham for a complete replay of the successful launch of ESA astronaut, Andre Kuipers, on 21 December 2011. Kuipers was launched into orbit along with NASA astronaut Don Pettit and Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko atop a Soyuz launcher, which lifted off at 2.16pm CET. As part of the PromISSe mission, Kuipers will be flight engineer for the duration. During the launch there are several views of the crew inside the TMA-03M spacecraft, along with extensive coverage of ground control in Baikonur, Kazakhstan.
      In the days between launch and docking their spacecraft will circle the globe 35 times, performing three major engine burns as its orbit is adjusted for docking with the International Space Station. Kuipers and his fellow crew members will dock with the ISS on 23 December 2011, and will be met by three crew members already in orbit. Andre, Don and Oleg will be aboard ISS for almost six months as part of expeditions 30 and 31.

      Join Christian Hollingham for a complete replay of the successful launch of ESA astronaut, Andre Kuipers, on 21 December 2011. Kuipers was launched into orbit along with NASA astronaut Don Pettit and Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko atop a Soyuz launcher, which lifted off at 2.16pm CET. As part of the PromISSe mission, Kuipers will be flight engineer for the duration. During the launch there are several views of the crew inside the TMA-03M spacecraft, along with extensive coverage of ground control in Baikonur, Kazakhstan.
      In the days between launch and docking their spacecraft will circle the globe 35 times, performing three major engine burns as its orbit is adjusted for docking with the International Space Station. Kuipers and his fellow crew members will dock with the ISS on 23 December 2011, and will be met by three crew members already in orbit. Andre, Don and Oleg will be aboard ISS for almost six months as part of expeditions 30 and 31.

    TAGS

    Open/Close
    • Activity Human Spaceflight
    • Mission MagISStra, Mars 500, PromISSe, Soyuz
    • People Alexandr Egorovich Smoleevskiy, Alexey Sergevich Sitev, André Kuipers, Bill Gerstenmaier , Diego Urbina, Dmitri Kondratjew, Donald Pettit , Jean-Jacques Dordain, Michail Kornijenko, Mike Suffredini, Noguchi Soichi, Oleg Dmitrijewitsch Kononenko , Paolo Nespoli, Romain Charles, Sukhrob Rustamovich Kamolov, Thomas Reiter, Yue Wang
    • System ISS, Soyuz TMA , Space Shuttle , Space Shuttle Atlantis
    • Location Baikonour, Germany, GSOC (German space operations centre, DLR), Moscow, Star City, TsUP
    • Action Commemorate, Communicating, Docking, Drinking, Driving, Eating, Exercising, Experimenting, Explaining, Hatch closing, Hatch opening, Interviewing, Launching, Laying flowers, Monitoring, Playing, Preparing, Presenting, Shaking hands, Signing, Simulating, Taking leave, Testing, Training, Walking, Working
    • Keywords Arrival of crew, Assembly building , Astronauts, Astronauts on board, Back-up crew, Booster, Capsule, Control room, Earth views (taken by satellites ), ESA Live Archive, Family, Flags , Flight crew, Interview, ISS Russian contribution, JAXA, Laboratory, Launch, Launch and early orbit phase, Launch pad, Life on board, Modules, Moon, NASA, People, Press event, Rover, Simulation, Simulator, Spacesuit, Test Centre, Test engineers , Training module, Transport

    TAGS

    Open/Close

    Details

    Open/Close

    Clips

    Open/Close

    No broadcast quality clips available

    Clips

    Open/Close

    ESA TV NOTIFICATIONS

    ALL TRANSMISSIONS

    VIDEO DISTRIBUTION

    USEFUL LINKS

    EUROVISION WorldLink

    Europe by Satellite

    Euronews Space

    NASA Television

    Roscosmos TV

    Arianespace News

    Hubble Telescope

    USING OUR VIDEOS

    Terms and Conditions

    Help

    Contact us

    • Connect with us
    • Subscribe
    • FAQ

    • Contacts

    • Terms and conditions

    • Privacy notice

    • Careers at ESA

    • Subscribe