MalenchenkoYuri Ivanovich |
USSR/Russia |
International order nº: 311 |
Russian cosm. nº: 77 |
Personal data:
Note: Yu. Malenchenko is the first man who married in orbit (August 10, 2003). |
NIITsPK picture |
Ord. num. |
Startup spacecraft |
Date and time of launch (UT) |
Status while launch |
Spacecraft of landing |
Date and time of landing (UT) |
Duration |
1 | Soyuz-TM19 | 01 Jul 1994 12:24:50 UT |
Cdr PE-16/MIR |
Soyuz-TM19 | 04 Nov 1994 11:18:26 UT |
125d 22h 53m 36s |
2 | STS-106 (Atlantis/22) |
08 Sep 2000 12:45:47 UT |
MS | STS-106 (Atlantis/22) |
20 Sep 2000 07:58:01 UT |
11d 19h 10m 14s |
3 | Soyuz-TMA2 | 26 Apr 2003 03:53:52 UT |
Cdr/ISS Exp.7 | Soyuz-TMA2 | 28 Oct 2003 02:40:20 UT |
184d 22h 46m 28s |
4 | Soyuz-TMA11 | 10 Oct 2007 13:22 UT |
Cdr/ISS Exp.16 | Soyuz-TMA11 | 19 Apr 2008 08:29 UT |
191d 19h 07m 21s |
5 | Soyuz TMA-05M | 15 July 2012 02:40 UT |
Cdr ISS Exp.32/33 | Soyuz TMA-05M | 19 Nov 2012 01:53 UT |
126d 23h 13m |
6 | Soyuz TMA-19M | 15 Dec 2015 11:03:09 UTC |
Cdr ISS Exp.46/47 | Soyuz TMA-19M | 18 June 2016 09:15:06 UTC |
185d 22h 11m 57s |
Total duration: | 827d 09h 21m 36s |
Date of beginning |
Time (UT) of beginning |
Duration | Explanation |
09 Sep 1994 | 07:00:04 | 5h 04m | Malenchenko and T.Musabayev; mission Soyuz TM-19 Repairing of Kristall isolation |
13 Sep 1994 | 06:30:38 | 6h 01m | Malenchenko and T.Musabayev; mission Soyuz TM-19 Preparation work for new setting of solar cells |
11 Sep 2000 | 04:47 | 6h 14m | Malenchenko and E. Lu; mission STS-106 Mounting Zvezda connections |
09 Nov 2007 | 09:54 | 6h 55m | Malenchenko and Whitson; Exp. ISS-16. The 46th EVA from airlock Quest. They disconnected and stowed cables from Destiny to PMA 2, removed cover on Node 2 (Harmony) forward docking mechanism, demated avionics cables and released fluid tray bolts. They performed also a temporary stow of CETA light on Destiny and configured cables for power transfer for S0 truss/Node1/Zvezda and PMA 1/Zarya. At least they retrieved the Baseband Signal Processor from Z1 truss and released bolts on P1 Nitrogen Tank Assembly. Originally it was the planned fifth EVA-work of the STS-120 crew |
20 Aug 2012 | - | 5h 51m | Malenchenko and G. Padalka; mission Soyuz TMA-05M The cosmonauts moved a Strela-2 cargo boom from the Pirs docking compartment to the Zarya module. This allows Pirs to be undocked at a later date making room for the new Russian multipurpose laboratory. Other tasks included releasing a small satellite and installing debris shields. |
03 Feb 2016 | - | 4h 45m | Malenchenko and S. Volkov; mission Soyuz TMA-19M The spacewalkers performed works with the experiment Test at two locations: they took away samples from the outer surface of the docking compartment Pirs hatch and in the area of the cover window #8 at the service module Zvezda. Goal of the experiments is to develop methods for detecting leaks and control of elements of the exterior surface of the ISS. The cosmonauts also dismantled a monoblock responsible for exposing samples of organic and biological materials in open space (experiment Expose-R) and set the unit samples #2 from an experiment for the study of space influence on the mechanical properties of materials. At the same module, they had to replace a removable cassette container, where the samples are placed of the exterior of stations in conditions of prolonged exposure, change the orientation of the pressure control unit on the module Poisk. One of the important tasks were works on an experiment with the goal to develop technologies for sticking film thermal control coating, secure package screen-vacuum thermal insulation on the surface to be repaired and transactions that require bonding film materials in space flight. For more convenient travel on the outer surface of the ISS the spacewalkers installed handrails on the soft part of the conical device of the Functional Cargo Block Zarya. Upon completion of the main tasks the cosmonauts started a photo documentation of the external surface of the ISS Russian segment. |
Total: | 34h 50m | EVAs: 6 |
No. | Mission | Job | Date |
1 | Soyuz TM-18 | Cmd | - |
2 | Soyuz TMA-9 / Exp 14 | Cmd | 18 Sep 2006 |
3 | Soyuz TMA-03M | Cmd | 21 Dec 2011 |
4 | Soyuz TMA-17M | Cmd | 22 July 2015 |