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Despite the U.S. government shutdown, the Expedition 73 crew aboard the ISS continued their scientific research and maintenance activities, including experiments on microgravity and space debris capture, while capturing Earth views and maintaining station systems.
NASA announced its new astronaut class during a ceremony at Johnson Space Center, with members of Expedition 73 aboard the ISS observing and supporting the event. The crew conducted various scientific experiments, maintained station systems, and engaged in international space collaboration, highlighting ongoing advancements and activities in space exploration.
Russia's Progress 93 spacecraft docked with the ISS, delivering 2.8 tons of supplies for Expedition 73 crew, joining other cargo and crew vehicles, with more missions upcoming.
The Expedition 73 crew on the ISS conducted various experiments including bio-nutrient production with purple kefir, engaged in educational outreach via ham radio, and performed scientific studies on eyesight, bone density, and plant growth, while also managing station logistics and preparing for upcoming cargo arrivals.
Expedition 73 crew aboard the ISS conducted various scientific studies, participated in educational Q&A with students, and tested new reboost technology using a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft, marking a significant milestone in space station maintenance and research activities.
Astronaut Jonny Kim on the ISS made space kimchi fried rice, while the Expedition 73 crew conducted various scientific experiments, maintained station systems, and engaged in outreach activities, as they prepare to return to Earth.
During the week of June 9-13, 2025, the ISS crew conducted maintenance, scientific experiments, and celebrated milestones amid delays in visiting crew arrivals, highlighting the challenges and achievements of space habitation and research.