AATC in Numbers¶
Science:
- 37 peer-reviewed scientific publications
- 145 conference proceedings
- 1 experiment on ISS (International Space Station) + 1 more in preparation
- 46 BS studies
- 15 MS studies
- 4 PhD researches
Education:
- 14,716 participants of trainings and workshops
- 11,295 hours of trainings and workshops
- 1,593 days of trainings and workshops
- 10 rocket workshops
- 5 junior space camps
- 5 offline conferences (in-person)
- 1 online conference
- 1 stratospheric balloon workshop
Analogs:
- 610 international internship certifications
- 111 space analog missions (1-15 participants) + 4 more planned for 2026
- 58 nationalities of participants
- 7 underwater EVA trainings in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory + 1 more planned for 2026
- 6 human centrifuge trainings
- 1 full-isolation research laboratory (habitat)
- 1 large-scale analog colony (31 participants) + 1 more planned for 2026
Engineering:
- 2 NBL Wydra pressurized training spacesuits (underwater microgravity spacewalk training)
- 2 EVA Dziobak unpressurized training spacesuits (underwater surface spacewalk training)
- 2 IVA LEM pressurized training spacesuits (intra-vehicle training space suits)
- 35 stratospheric balloon missions
- 39,405 m (129,282 ft) - maximum altitude reached by stratospheric balloon missions
- 29,718 m (97,500 ft) - average altitude reached by stratospheric balloon missions
Diving: