The recent arrival of the Progress 95 spacecraft at the International Space Station (ISS) marks a significant event, delivering nearly 3 tonnes of essential supplies, including food, fuel, and scientific equipment. Astronauts, including Commander Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Flight Engineer Sergei Mikaev, conducted safety checks before offloading the cargo into the Zvezda module. This process is vital for the survival of astronauts during long missions. As supplies were unpacked, the crew also focused on scientific research, upgrading the Cold Atom Lab to study atomic behavior in microgravity, which could enhance understanding of general relativity and aid in the search for dark matter. Additionally, astronaut Sophie Adenot explored methods to produce medical-grade saline solutions from potable water, aiming to minimize reliance on cargo flights. Such advancements are crucial as space missions evolve towards longer durations and deeper space explorations.