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EPISODE · Nov 23, 2007 · 4 MIN

Hans Schlegel prepares for Columbus Mission

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Schlegel has been preparing for his upcoming mission to deliver Columbus since starting his training as mission specialist with the NASA astronaut class of 1998 at the Johnson Space Center, Houston. All astronauts have to go through this extensive training to prepare for any given situation that might occur during a mission. Following his assignment to the STS-122 Shuttle mission that will deliver the European Columbus laboratory to the International Space Station, recent months have seen a period of even more intensive briefings and further training for Schlegel, for his colleague French ESA astronaut Leopold Eyharts, and his STS-122 crewmates. Returning to space 14 years after his first visit, Schlegel is already wondering if his body will remember microgravity.ESApod video programme

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The task of taking the European Columbus laboratory into space and attaching it to the International Space Station lies in the hands of ESA astronauts Leopold Eyharts, from France, and Hans Schlegel, from Germany.

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