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Russian cosmonaut sets record for most time in space - more than 878 days
Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko on Sunday set a world record for total time spent in space, surpassing his compatriot Gennady Padalka who logged more than 878 days in orbit, Russia's space corporation said.
At 0830 GMT Kononenko broke the record, Roscosmos said. Kononenko is expected to reach a total of 1,000 days in space on June 5 and by late September he will have clocked 1,110 days.
💬 "I fly into space to do my favourite thing, not to set records," Kononenko told TASS in an interview from the International Space Station where he is orbiting about 263 miles (423 km) from the earth.
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