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Finally, they are off. Three astronauts and a cosmonaut Empty Crew-10 mission goes to the International Space Station. Liftoff, at 7:000 pm 7:0.00, Sahin raised the dragon spacecraft called Shahin 9 missiles, speech, tolerance and space.
Why did Spacechx Crew-10 launch?
NASA has planned the spacecraft lifts from the 39A launch complex in the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 7:48. The Start Complex has a story history of the 1960s APOLLO MOON program period.
However, in a hydraulic system release of NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, aerospace agency Aerospace agency Aerospace Takuya Onishi and Roscosmos Astronaut Kirill Peskov forced to leave the Dragon Space ship. He plans to try again on Thursday and was rough due to Friday forecast and passed to Friday.
Read more: NASA’s ‘Closed’ astronauts away from home away from home
Watching Friday starting
NASA will start from March 14, March 14, March 14, Friday, 39A launch complex.
ETS-10 DOCKS ISS: How to follow
The coverage of the arrival starts on Saturday at 9:45. Free streaming service NASA PLUS Docking, hatching and welcoming ceremony will broadcast events. If all goes smoothly, on Saturday, 11:30 pm was scheduled for 11:30 pm on Sunday at 1:30.
Return of ‘closed’ astronauts
Crew-10 comes a little more than a typical crew rotation mission. NASA astronauts Sunita “Suni” Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore Boeing’s Starliner crew was a long-term ISS residents after boarding a test mission for the capsule. The crew capsule was found in technical issues and was sent back to the ground without astronaut.
Williams and Wilmore’s ISS extended for more than eight months. Crew-10 arrival Willams, Wilmore, NASA Astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos Cosmonaut Alexander Gorbunov will be able to hand over and return to newcomers Spacex Dragon was sent in September. The Dragon’s Starliner crew came with two open seats for the house.
Friday to start, Crew-9 members, including many delayed Williams and Wilmore, depending on the weather in the shores of Florida, will leave for the Space Station before March 19, March 19.
Both Williams and Wilmore, even though they were widely used in the news and social media, they insisted that they did not feel closed.
See that: NASA’s SpaceX Crew-10 Launch: Mission to return ‘Closed’ astronauts begin
