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In the news today: Canadian in orbit, Alberta separatists unmoved, k.d. lang honoured
Kutryk will spend six months aboard the station conducting experiments, research and maintenance after arriving with three crewmates.
- On Thursday, Astronaut Joshua Kutryk reached the International Space Station after launching from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, emerging through the hatch late Thursday to join his three crewmates.
- After a nearly eight-hour flight, the crew completed two hours of docking procedures before officially boarding the station late Thursday evening.
- During a brief welcome ceremony, Kutryk said his first order of business now that he'd made it to the station was to get some shut-eye.
- Friday marks Kutryk's first full day in space as he settles into the station's routine alongside his three crewmates conducting daily operations.
- Throughout his six-month residency, Kutryk will conduct scientific experiments, perform critical maintenance work, and participate in ongoing research aboard the orbital laboratory.
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L 71%
C 29%
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