Sergey Krikalev
Sergey Krikalev is a renowned Russian cosmonaut and engineer, widely recognized for his extensive experience in space missions. He holds the record for the longest total time spent in space, with over 803 days across six flights. Krikalev's career has made significant contributions to human space exploration, including participation in the Mir space station program and the International Space Station (ISS) missions. He served as the head of the crew training center at the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) before stepping down from his role as the representative for international cooperation in space.
Born on Aug 27, 1965 (59 years old)
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Sergey Krikalev was appointed as the deputy general director for manned and automatic complexes at Roscosmos.
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Sergey Krikalev stated that humans could only go to Mars after mastering the Moon.
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Sergey Krikalev stated that humans could go to Mars only after mastering the Moon.
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Sergey Krikalev stated that humans could go to Mars only after mastering the Moon.
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Sergey Krikalev previously held the position before Yuri Borisov and is a record-holding astronaut.
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