A day before Expedition 64 relocates the Soyuz MS-17 to another port on the International Space Station, the seven-person crew continued studies on the effects of microgravity on humans, plants, and materials, along with a couple outreach events. NASA astronaut Victor Glover took part in two media events, each accompanied by a different crewmate. First up, …
Day Before Soyuz Relocation, Astronauts Continue Studies on Microgravity’s Influence
