Space crew docks on ISS to replace 2 astronauts closed for 9 months

Space Capsulu, International Space Nuts (ISS) International Space Station (ISS) Early, a pair of astronaut, butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, to return home in nine months in orbit laboratory

Spacex crew crew Dragon Kapsulu, after 29 hours after the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Docked in ISS 29 hours later.

Wilmore and Williams, both the new team and the veteran NASA astronauts, were also confused in the station after a forced return to the station after Boeing’s Starliner Kapsulu.

As can be seen in the live video stream of NASA, we look forward to welcoming the arrival. The astronauts greeted each other with smiles and smiles. Williams built his fourth crew through the fourth crew, to dance and wave his hands.

Astronauts then took a photo and reflected in the flight.

“It’s such an amazing journey, you can even put it in words,” said NASA astronaut Anne McClain.

The Crew-10 mission is a long-awaited first step to bring Wilmore and Williams last year, since the US President Donald Trump has brought a part of the US President Donald Trump.

Wilmore and Williams, NASA Astronaut Nick Hague and Russian astronaut Alexander Gorbunov are planned to departure at the beginning of 4 AM ET. The Hague and Gorbunov were closed to the crew dragon craft and this craft station, which is two empty seat for Wilmore and Williams in September.

The market crew-10 teams planned to park at about six months in the station McClain, NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers, Japanese astronaut Takuya Onishi and Russian astronaut Kirill Peskov.

The crew replacement crew, the CEO of cotton, and his adviser, was involved in politics as Elon Musk.

Duo, without evidence, Trump’s predecessor Joe Biden, Wilmore and Williams in the station left for political reasons.

Wilmore and Williams were scheduled to spend only eight days from the space station, but their return returned due to Starliner’s failure thrusters and leak helium.

By seeing that the mission has become a normal NASA rotation, the couple conducts research and carries out regular repairs with the other five astronauts.

Williams told reporters that he was looking forward to returning home to see two dogs and family in the beginning of this month.

“A roller coaster for them, probably a little more for us,” he said.