McClain and Saint-Jacques will greet the Crew Dragon after it docks to the Harmony module’s International Docking Adapter Sunday around 6 a.m.Īstronauts (from left) David Saint-Jacques and Anne McClain wear a head-mounted display for the Time Perception study which hypothesizes that crews underestimate the duration of time in space. The uncrewed SpaceX Crew Dragon will launch from Kennedy Space Center at 2:49 a.m. commercial crew vehicle on the SpaceX DM-1 mission. The astronauts are also counting down to Sunday’s arrival of the first U.S. The CSA astronaut also activated a camera to capture imagery for the Meteor space-based observation study. Saint-Jacques then set up a virtual reality camera in the cupola, the station’s “window to the world.” The high-tech space footage will be used to create a short cinematic, immersive film for audiences on Earth. Both astronauts started the day with a standard vision test in the Destiny lab module reading characters from an eye chart.
The two swapped Crew Medical Officer roles and scanned each other’s eyes using optical tomography coherence gear. The neuropsychological test measures cognition as an astronaut conducts simulated robotic activities on a laptop computer.Īfterward, she joined Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut David Saint-Jacques for eye checks in the Harmony module at the end of the day.
NASA astronaut Anne McClain logged into specialized software for a test session with the Behavioral Core Measures study. The orbital residents also conducted behavior tests and eye checks throughout Thursday while preparing for the first U.S. The Expedition 58 crew continued filming in virtual reality onboard the International Space Station today. SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 rocket are positioned at the company’s hangar at Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, ahead of the Demo-1 flight test.
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