2016年7月14日 · The ISS currently handles a crew of 6 launched by two Soyuz vehicles. With the advent of Commercial Crew bring 4 a mission, the hope is to run a crew of 7. Where in the ISS do the crew sleep? The US Segment has quarters in the Harmony module, but how many? The Russian segment has room to sleep, but for how many?

The Russian crew quarters include a small window, but do not provide the same amount of ventilation or block the same amount of noise as their American counterparts. A crewmember can sleep in a crew quarter in a tethered sleeping bag, listen to music, use a laptop, and store personal items in a large drawer or in nets attached to the module's ...

2024年9月6日 · Time reported that each quarter has a sleeping bag, a storage area for snacks and personal belongings, and two laptops attached to the walls. But Wilmore and Williams joined an international crew of seven people already at the ISS — so the sleep cabins were already at maximum capacity.

2020年5月18日 · Crew dragon flights will bring 4 astronauts to the iss which means that the ISS will have a crew of 7 on board at once with a soyuz's crew of 3. However, the ISS only has 6 permanent 'beds' (2 in the Russian side and 4 in the Harmony module of the NASA segment). Where will the seventh astronaut sleep? Will they strap their sleeping bag to a wall?

2015年8月15日 · My sister and I enjoy freeze-dried mangos and would like to send some to the ISS crew to taste. Who should I contact to propose to send the astronauts our favorite snack? I feel that this question is related to space exploration as one of the purposes of the ISS is to establish a human presence off-planet, or to practice doing so. All permanent ...

2019年11月11日 · Postsleep is followed by the DPC (Daily Planning Conference) where the ground touches base with the crew before starting the workday. That's a blue-banded activity, which means it must be done at the scheduled time. If a crew member isn't out of their sleeping quarters by then, I'd assume the rests of the crew would wake them up. (image source)

2020年12月1日 · The idea was to build a spacecraft in orbit for long term journeys, but first they were going to test the idea on the ISS. To save weight and launch costs, it would use inflatable structures pioneered by Bigelow Aerospace. It would provide partial-gravity for sleeping quarters, food prep, eating, and toilets; the last possibly being most ...

2017年7月30日 · Even if a 1g sleeping compartment were feasible, which the other posts have demonstrated it is not, the health issues associate with micro gravity would not be alleviated. Just sleeping in full gravity but working and waking in micro gravity would still have significant health effects. In particular calcium depletion would still occur ...

2021年6月18日 · As part of the experiment, the crew of the ISS are subjected to the Dynamic Lighting Schedule: How does the ISS crew adjust the color of the new LED cabin lighting? According to what I have read, it was pre-programmed and pre-planned with 3 lighting values: Three pre-determined light settings are envisaged for use in different operational settings.

Several Life Support systems are accommodated at the ISS to safely sustain its crew in conditions similar to those on the Earth. They are distributed amongst the ISS modules. Specific differences exist between the equipment located in the US and Russian Segment. On-Orbit ISS ECLS Hardware Distribution as of February 2010 (Source: NASA/ISEC)