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mikhail kornienko flight engineers of

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expeditions 43 through 46 on the

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international space station and of

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course a member of the historic one-year

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mission along with scott kelly

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looking back at the one-year mission

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how significant was this accomplishment

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for you personally and to bring human

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space flight back into the spotlight

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um

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i think it is most important not to draw

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attention here to my achievement to my

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personal achievement here but it is most

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important to

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reiterate the fact how important this

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flight was for the future joint

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secrets

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i guess it's an open secret that our

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flight our one-year mission was

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presented as a mini

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mars mission as well

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and i think myself and scott managed to

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imitate this flight and uh have a all

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the

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important studies in terms of biomedical

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what are some of the most significant

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results of spending an entire year in

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space and are you ready to get back in

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um

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during the mission naturally there were

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some highlights most likely

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and most importantly those were arrival

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of a

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manned spaceship

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as well as cargo's

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cargo spaceships and

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evas of course were the highlight of the

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um

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as to future assignments ironically i

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think i feel better after this

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one year mission than after my previous

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flight most likely due to the experience

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and exposure that i've experienced as

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well so i think in the short term i

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should be ready for another assignment

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how do you feel about being reunited

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with scott kelly after your mission

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and

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how are you going to stay in touch after

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such an incredible experience together

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without

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yes i think this is the the most

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important actually about our mission

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that uh we uh worked the whole mission

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together with no issues whatsoever

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and uh scott called me about our on

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about third day after landing i tried

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calling him so we pretty much were

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calling each other at the same time so i

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think it's a good sign

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and

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we

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touch and continue

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our communication and i think this is

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the most important

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value

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of our mission as well that

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and the example that we set as a team

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of two working together for such a long

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how do you see the future of human space

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flight particularly in terms of the

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joint cooperation

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that the international space station

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provides that will help lead humankind

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further down the road toward deep ex

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videos

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the international space station is a

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beautiful and excellent laboratory for

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use of all the nations that put the

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effort to build it and these are many

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many countries and the brightest

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engineers that represent these countries

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all around the world

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and we know that the governments of the

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countries who contributed

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decided to use the station until 2024

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and i'm sure that it will be used

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and continuously used for further