NASA 10 astronauts launch into ISS on a Spacex missile

In the end, they are outside. The three astronauts and a pioneer enlarged one of Spacex Mission Crew-10 is on their way to the International Space Station. LaFoff went smoothly, at 7:03 pm East on Friday, when the Falcon 9 missile raised the Dragon spacecraft, named after Endurance, to space.

Why is the launch of the Spacex Crew-10?

NASA had planned to hit the spacecraft at 7:48 pm Each time on Wednesday from the 39A launch complex at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The launch complex contains the history of floors, dating back to the era of APOLLO Moon in the 1960s.

However, the issue of the hydraulic system means astronauts in NASA Ann McLean and Nicole Aires, the Japanese space exploration agency, Takoy Ounishi and Roscosmos, which was forced to leave the Dragon spacecraft. Trying plans were canceled again on Thursday due to the weather forecast, and they moved to Friday.

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Watch Friday’s launch

NASA fill the launch at 7:03 pm East time on Friday, March 14, from the 39A launch complex.

Crew-10 Docks to ISS: How to see

The arrival coverage begins at 9:45 pm on Saturday. Free broadcast service NASA Plus You will be broadcasting the events of fusion, opening and welcoming. If things go smoothly, Enduance will emerge with the International Space Station at 11:30 pm on Saturday, with the opening of the hall at 1:05 am on Sunday.

The return of the astronauts “cut off”

Crew-10 has a little more than the model recycling task. NASA astronaut Sonita “Sony” Williams and Barry “Bush” Wilmor ISS residents are long -term after they were riding to the station on a Boeing Starliner Test Testing Mission. The crew capsule faced technical problems and sent to the ground without astronauts.

Williams and Willimore remains unexpectedly to more than eight months. Crew-10 access means means Willlams, Wilmore, Nasa Athrolut Nick Hague and Roscosmos, Roscosmos Momentaut Aleksandr Gorbunov will be able to deliver ISS duties to new arrivals and return to Earth A. Spacex Dragon was sent in September. This dragon arrived with two open seats for the Starliner Crew Home trip.

With the launch of the successful Friday, Crew-9 members, including Williams and Wilmore, which was very postponed, will leave the space station earlier on Wednesday, March 19, depending on the weather on Splashdown sites off the coast of Florida.

Williams and Wilmmore insisted that they do not feel a fullness, although this term has been widely applied to them in news and social media.

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