Skip to main content
Skip to navigation
Skip to footer
DLR Portal
Press
Accessibility
de
en
German
Space Agency
About us
About us
▾
The German Space Agency at DLR
▾
Contacts
▾
Location & Arrival
Topics & Missions
Topics & Missions
▾
Earth & Climate
▾
European Earth Observation
▾
Climate
▾
Land Areas
▾
Mission archive
▾
Innovative sensor systems
▾
Disaster relief
▾
Communications & Navigation
▾
Satellite Communications
▾
Navigation
▾
Space Technologies
▾
Access to space
▾
Satellite Technology
▾
Robotics
▾
DLR Explorer Initiatives
▾
Space Research
▾
International Space Station
▾
Research under Space Conditions
▾
Space Science
▾
Space Safety
▾
Space Debris
▾
GESTRA
▾
Hera – planetary defence against asteroid impacts
▾
The Space Situational Awareness Centre in Uedem
Cooperation & Transfer
Cooperation & Transfer
▾
ESA Affairs
▾
Innovation and New Markets
Latest
Latest
▾
News
▾
Social Media
▾
Contact Communications & Media Relations
Multimedia
Multimedia
▾
Publications
▾
COUNTDOWN magazine
▾
Brochures
▾
Images
Careers & Education
Careers & Education
▾
Opportunities for young scientists
▾
School and youth projects
>
Topics & Missions
>
Space Research
>
International Space Station
>
>
Columbus
>
The Columbus module on the ISS
Home
>
Topics & Missions
>
Space Research
>
International Space Station
>
Columbus
>
The Columbus module on the ISS
The Columbus module on the ISS
The Columbus module on the ISS
ESA astronaut Hans Schlegel works on the Columbus module during the second extravehicular activity of the STS-122 mission.
Credit:
ESA
Download
Download
