A year and a half after the space flight, it was revealed what Tibor Kapu researched at the space station

After a year and a half since his space mission, Tibor Kapu revealed the scientific programs he conducted aboard the ISS. The HUNOR program, which he leads, has been closely tied to Hungary's space sector, recently revitalized by Orsolya Ferencz. Kapu emphasized the need to update Hungary's national space strategy, focusing on key projects and involving a broader range of experts. He highlighted the importance of adapting to international trends, such as the potential for space-based data centers. The recent symposium showcased that Kapu conducted around 30 experiments during his mission, with positive feedback from NASA. The experiments covered various fields, including the effects of space travel on humans and technology for future spacecraft. The strict requirements for experimental tools and the planning of astronaut work time were also discussed, emphasizing the unique research opportunities provided by the ISS.