Expedition One crew safely home The first crew to live and work aboard the International Space Station are safely back on Earth after riding home aboard Space Shuttle Discovery on March 21. Expedition One commander Bill Shepherd and Russian crewmates Sergei Krikalev and Yuri Gidzenko were reported in good shape following their 141 days in space, most of which were spent onboard Space Station Alpha. The links below will take you to our full coverage of this first historic mission at the new frontier outpost -- or skip ahead and see what's going on with Expedition Two.

Atlantis Fly-Around Photos

The ISS as it appeared to the crew of Space Shuttle Atlantis during a fly-around inspection in February 2001. Click on an image to enlarge.

Track the location of Space Station Alpha