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houston station on space to ground

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welcome to space to ground your weekly

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look at what's happening on board the

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international space station i'm dan

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hewitt some unfortunate news for the

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station this week with the loss of the

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latest spacex dragon cargo vehicle the

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company's seventh resupply flight lifted

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off from cape canaveral on sunday but

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experienced an anomaly 139 seconds into

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the flight that resulted in a loss of

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the mission the on-orbit crew has plenty

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of consumables enough to last until at

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least october to see how things were

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going we checked in with astronaut scott

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kelly aboard the station

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you know with our current uh

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transportation plan with progress and

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htv in august

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you know assuming those come on time we

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should be in

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great shape

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and that russian progress vehicle is

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already on its way to the station the

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cargo craft lifted off successfully from

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kazakhstan late thursday and is set to

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arrive on sunday july 5th delivering

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several tons of food fuel and supplies

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to the expedition 44 crew as always for

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the latest updates on this mission visit

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nasa.gov station

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a big milestone was reached this week as

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cosmonaut gennady padalka became

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humanity's most experienced space man

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on sunday he broke former cosmonaut

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sergey krikalov's record of 803 days in

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space padalka started his career on the

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russian mir space station and is

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currently on his fourth long duration

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stay on the international space station

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he's commanding his fourth crew and his

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experience will be able to teach

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scientists a lot about how humans fare

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in space for extremely long periods of

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time

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this week sunfire wants to know how the

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station avoids contamination during crew

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rotation well it's mostly due to the

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fact that the astronauts spend time in a

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highly controlled environment before

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they even get to space

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astronauts and cosmonauts headed for the

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station spend their last two weeks

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before launching quarantine special

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attention is paid to who gets to see

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them to make sure they don't come into

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contact with any sick individuals before

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liftoff

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make sure to keep sending your questions