AXIOM 4 Mission Crew settles in ISS, starts operating biomedical research

The crew of the Axiom 4 mission began to operate biomedical research riding at the International Space Station on Tuesday. Campaign 73 and AX-4 crew received electrical muscle stimulation and cellular immunity. Cargo transfer and exercise gear takes one day for maintenance orbital residents.

Status Commander of Jacksa (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency), Takua Onishi has begun a change in the continuity of his space biology studies. Samples of their blood and saliva are being collected for storage and processing. In addition, he cut the samples in a centrifuge and placed blood samples in the freezer. After that, he made samples in the incubator.

Jacksa’s Takua leads cellular immune studies with Onchi blood and saliva analysis

According to a report by NASAThe samples will be analyzed to determine the effect of microgravity on cellular immunity, inspect stress -related immune responses and learn about how to treat symptoms of immune. Flight engineers Johnny Kim, Anne McClane, and Nicole Aarns spent their day orbital laboratory maintenance and the crew on support activities ahead of the crew. Kim mainly focuses on the orbital He replaced as a plumbing and dried the peace module.

Aires checked the cable and power components in the Destiny Laboratory Module and inactivated it and placed the microscope. McClane took a cognizance test on the laptop and supported the AX-4 crew at the time of the busy schedule.

AX-4 crew discovering muscle stimulation and skills of fabric in microgravity

Veteran astronauts Paigi Whitson and his AX-4 Crumetes Sukhanshu Shukla, Tibor Kapu and Uznoski-Eyonuvski conducted several space tests throughout the laboratory. In its second entire week at the station, private scientists came to know that electrical muscle simulation enhances space related and muscle atrophy in space. Other experiments of AX-4 saw the suit clothes, which promotes thermal comfort along with using cream health, crew health and agriculture.

Sergei Raizikov and Alexi Zubritsky worked together on the Zeweja service module, repaired and organizing components on a treadmill, one of two inside the space station, including Colbert Treadmill. Kiril Peskov started his day by passing through organic samples from Crumetes. At the end of his innings, he shifts water from progress from 92 cargo crafts and removes the goods of hardware and crew supply.