Expedition 2 (ISS-2)
The First Russian Visiting Crew
  
                 	   
					 
                        | Launch: |  | the Soyuz TM-32, Russian manned transport   spacecraft, was launched by the Souyz-U launch vehicle 
                          on April 28, 2001 at 11:37:20 Moscow Summer Time (07:37:20    UTC). | 
                       
                        | Launch Site: |  | the Republic of Kazakhstan, cosmodrome  Baikonur. | 
                       
                        | Docking: |  | on April 30, 2001 at 11:58 Moscow Summer Time (07:57:47 UTC) to the nadir docking port of the  Zarya Functional Cargo Block. | 
					   
                        | Undocking: |  | the Soyuz TM-31 spacecraft undocked from   the Russian service module Zvezda on May 6, 2001 at  6:21 Moscow Summer Time (02:21:09 UTC). | 
					   
                        | Landing: |  | May 6, 2001 at 9:41 Moscow Summer Time  (05:41:28 UTC). | 
					   
                        | Landing Site: |  | in the prescribed area to the north-north-east   of Arkalyk, Kazakhstan. | 
					   
                        | Flight duration:  |  | 7 days 22 hours 4 mins  8 secs. | 
				   
				   
				
				   
                       
                        | Prime Crew | 
					    
                          
                    | VC-1 | 
                         
                        | Talgat AmangeldievichMUSABAEV
 | Crew commander | CTC SRI,Russia
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                        | Yury MikhailovichBATURIN
 | Flight engineer | CTC SRI,Russia
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                        | Dennis TITO | Space flight participant | USA | 
                    
					
				  
                    From left to right: Dennis Tito, Talgat 
                      A. Musabaev, Yury M. Baturin.
                    TsPK picture
                   
                	 
                       
                        | Backup Crew | 
					     | VC-1 | 
                          
                        | Viktor MikhailovichAFANASIEV
 | Crew commander | CTC SRI,Russia
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                        | Konstantin MirovichKOZEEV
 | Flight engineer | RSC Energia,Russia
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