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expedited entry. The spacewalk was originally planned for 3 March, but the crew was unable to open the EVA hatch leading to space, which necessitated the rescheduling of the spacewalk. Budarin failed to open the last of the 10 locks that was closed so tightly and in the process he broke three wrenches.
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trajectory. A technical commission was established to find the cause of the problem. It revealed that the cause of switching to the ballistic descent mode was an inadequate reaction of the descent control unit within the descent control system to the signals from gyroscope and the angular rate meter.
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Expedition-18/NASA-1 program, and, simultaneously, as the flight engineer of the main crew of Mir under Expedition-19 (Mir EO-19) program. From 27 March till May 1995, Budarin was trained for a mission under Mir EO-19 program as the flight engineer of the first crew, and from 15 May to 26 June,
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solar panel. The spacewalk lasted 4 hours and 15 minutes. While the two spacewalkers were struggling with installing a brace on the solar panel, Mir suddenly went to free drift and began turning away from the sun. The two were ordered to rush through the final bracing procedure and then perform an
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in a six-hour spacewalk outside the ISS. However, after failing to meet U.S standards in tests on a stationary bicycle in
December 2002, NASA barred him from making a spacewalk citing medical reasons. The claim was rejected by the Russian authorities, which pronounced Budarin was healthy despite
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on 24 November 2002, at 00:49:47 UTC and docked with the
International Space Station (ISS) on 25 November 2002 at 21:59 UTC. During the stay aboard the ISS, Budrain spent time between several Russian science and medical experiments. One experiment called Diatomeya involved observation of ocean
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surface in order to determine regions best suited for fishing. Another was to monitor glacier dynamics from space to better understand the effects of global warming. The medical research he conducted studied the effects of microgravity on the human body. Budarin returned to Earth onboard the
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became the 25th resident crew of Mir. First in the focus of the crew was the French mission PEGASE which was mainly dedicated to the life sciences, physical sciences physiques and space technology. They also worked on common scientific experiments. Soyuz TM-27 carrying
Budarin, Musabayev and
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Budarin is married to Marina Lvovna Budarina (née Sidorenko). They have two sons, Dmitry born in 1977 and Vladislav, born in 1983. His hobbies include fishing, skiing, picking mushrooms, tourism and cycling. His father, Mikhail Romanovich Budarin, died in 1984. His mother, Alexandra
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NASA concerns about cardiovascular "peculiarities". They said that the peculiarities of
Budarin's cardiovascular system were known to the authorities and that Budarin had them on previous flights as well. The spacewalk was eventually carried out by NASA astronauts Bowersox and
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On 19 July 1995, Budarin conducted his second career spacewalk along with
Anatoly Solovyev. The two prepared for MIRAS spectrometer deployment and retrieved the TREK experiment and changed exposure materials. The spacewalk lasted 3 hours and 8 minutes.
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February 1989 he was enrolled in the Energia cosmonaut detachment as a candidate test cosmonaut. From September 1989 to January 1991, he underwent a complete basic space training course at the
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Budarin together with NASA astronaut
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On 17 April 1998, Budarin conducted his seventh career spacewalk. During a 6-hour 33 minute spacewalk, Budarin and Talgat
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Five days later on 22 April, Budarin completed his eighth career spacewalk. He and Musabayev completed the new VDU installation. The spacewalk lasted 6 hours and 21 minutes.
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Two days later on 21 July, Budarin conducted his third career spacewalk, again with Solovyev. During the 5 hour 35 minute EVA, the two installed the MIRAS spectrometer.
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On 11 April 1998, Budarin conducted his sixth career spacewalk. Along with Talgat Musabayev, the two removed Mir's VDU. The spacewalk lasted 6 hours and 25 minutes.
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and passed a State examination and was qualified as a Test Cosmonaut. From February 1991 to December 1993, he took an advanced training course for the
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on 25 August 1998 at 05:24:44 UTC. During the Soyuz and Mir missions Budarin spent 207 days, 12 hours and 51 minutes in space.
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From 1971 to 1973 Budarin was serving the Soviet Army in Czechoslovakia. Budarin occupied various engineering positions at NPO
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spacecraft. The Soyuz capsule carrying Budarin and cosmonaut
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Since 2007 he is a member of the Russian parliament, the
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he trained for the STS-71 mission in the United States.
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Nikolai Budarin inside the Zvezda Module of the ISS.
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953:"Mir Cosmonauts Break Tools, Cancel Spacewalk"
816:"NASA Biography: Nikolai Mikhailovich Budarin"
753:National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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885:. RSC Energia Press Release. 28 May 2003
732:List of Heroes of the Russian Federation
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838:"Preflight Interview: Nikolai Budarin"
420:Medal "For Merit in Space Exploration"
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558:aboard the Mir orbital station. The
351:Mikhailovna Budarina, died in 1986.
562:spacecraft with Budarin, cosmonaut
978:Steve Gutterman (8 January 2003).
751:from websites or documents of the
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620:launched into space from the KSC
482:Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center
403:Order of Merit for the Fatherland
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1037:Heroes of the Russian Federation
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792:. CNES.fr. 2007. Archived from
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769:"Nikolai Mikhailovich BUDARIN"
428:(Kazakhstan, 11 November 1998)
388:Hero of the Russian Federation
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932:"Handling Mir Misinformation"
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982:. SPACE.com. Archived from
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439:Experience
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103:Occupation
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857:SPACE.com
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618:Endeavour
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521:mission.
501:Mir EO-19
473:Discovery
378:diploma.
366:Education
318:cosmonaut
314:Chuvashia
228:Mir EO-25
216:Mir EO-19
159:Selection
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726:See also
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514:Atlantis
486:Soyuz-TM
200:Missions
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