How does it take to spend a full year in the spacecraft?

How does it take to spend a full year in the spacecraft?

Even if you have the chance to see the wonderful scene, going home one year away, going to an International Space Station may not be ideal to spend your vacation.
But American astronaut Scott Kelly has to do exactly that. He had to stay at the International Space Station for 340 days continuously. Scott Kelly is working with colleagues Image caption Scott Kelly is working with colleagues Sometimes the space station has to be repaired Image caption

He told the BBC, "I am an astronaut. We go to space. Maybe one day we will go to Mars. Then maybe we have to stay there for a long time. So we try to understand from the space, how long will it take to stay longer? And this is why a space station is an ideal place. " But in space, there is no such thing as a vacation. There they have to do a lot of work. He says, "We have to wake up at six o'clock in the morning.

Our activities can be divided into three categories. Firstly scientific research. Then there are repair or maintenance of various hardware in the station. Apart from this, we have to do many exercises every day. "

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Do not claim to be a scientist Kelly He is rather a subject of science. "I may be called a multi-examiner of science." He was saying. Long time in the spacecraft, Scott Kelly looked at the outside by looking at the window Image caption Long time in the spacecraft, Scott Kelly looked at the outside by looking at the window Scott Kelly said, "When it's been a lot of days, we're in the space station

I looked outside the window and saw. Especially we monitor the experiments conducted. " "Sometimes we see the world. It looks very good to see the earth in the violet blue. Then we feel very lucky that this beautiful place is our address. But at the same time, many areas of the world also see pollution. From here it is clear that the world is changing.