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Fuglesang during STS-128 preflight training
Name and logo unveiled for Christer Fuglesang’s mission to the ISS
 
3 August 2009   ESA has chosen ‘Alissé’ as the name of ESA astronaut Christer Fuglesang’s mission to the International Space Station. The name was proposed in response to a competition launched by ESA’s Directorate of Human Spaceflight in June.

ESA astronaut Christer Fuglesang, portrait
Media accreditation for Shuttle flight STS-128 with ESA astronaut Christer Fuglesang
 
17 July 2009   The media accreditation deadline for the next Space Shuttle flight to the International Space Station has been set by NASA. Discovery is tentatively slated for launch on 18 August to begin its mission, STS-128. The application deadline for credentials for international reporters is 31 July.

On this day: 40 years ago
 
16 July 2009   With over half a billion people watching all over the world, Apollo 11 prepares to lift off from Cape Kennedy, Florida, on what is seen as possibly the greatest single step in human history - a manned landing on the Moon and return to Earth.

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