PLENARY 5: Living For a Year on ISS: Early Results and Lessons Learned. #YearInSpace

Two ISS crewmembers just completed a successful, continuous one-year stay in orbit. It has been nearly two decades since anyone has been in space for that long, and this latest one-year stay has built upon the foundation of those earlier missions to leverage advances in space technology and health care. International cooperation has been the key to the success of this adventure, involving the ISS international partners, collaborative research investigations between Russia and the USA, and crewmembers from Russia and the USA.

A crewmember, researcher, and manager will participate to discuss the history, planning, experience and early results of this unique adventure, as well as how it relates to upcoming deep space exploration missions. The moderator will orchestrate an informative dialogue among the panelists and with the audience.

Organized by the Association of Space Explorers and the IAF Human Spaceflight Committee

Moderator

Michael B. STENGER

Chief Scientist, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

United States

Panelists

Mikhail B. KORNIENKO

Cosmonaut

Michael B. STENGER

Co-Principal Investigators, RAS Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center

William GERSTENMAIER

Associate Director Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

United States