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Jessica Meir

Jessica Meir

NASA

This flight
day 175
Career
378 days
Flights
2
Anna Kikina

Anna Kikina

RFSA

This flight
day 24
Career
179 days
Flights
2
Pyotr Dubrov

Pyotr Dubrov

RFSA

This flight
day 24
Career
377 days
Flights
2
Jack Hathaway

Jack Hathaway

NASA

This flight
day 175
Career
173 days
Flights
1
Anil Menon

Anil Menon

NASA

This flight
day 24
Career
22 days
Flights
1
Andrei Fedyaev

Andrei Fedyaev

RFSA

This flight
day 175
Career
359 days
Flights
2
Sophie Adenot

Sophie Adenot

ESA

This flight
day 175
Career
173 days
Flights
1
Zhu Yangzhu

Zhu Yangzhu

CNSA

This flight
day 75
Career
227 days
Flights
2
Zhang Zhiyuan

Zhang Zhiyuan

CNSA

This flight
day 75
Career
73 days
Flights
1
Lai Ka-ying

Lai Ka-ying

CNSA

This flight
day 75
Career
73 days
Flights
1

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