ISS crew returns to Earth: Here is how to watch online

It’s time to change the crews at the International Space Station. Friday, you can adjust NASA Live coverage From the return of the crew 10 on NASA Plusand Amazon Prime And more broadcasting services. The events begin to close the opening and separation on Friday, and the crew returns the next day.

The return was delayed per day because of The strong winds on Splashdown sites Off the coast of California. Air conditions will be constantly monitored, and the specified Splashdown will be located near the time of space vehicle 10.

Crew-10 works at the International Space Station for a period of five months, and it is scheduled to return a week after the Crew-11 team arrived on Saturday. The NASA Ann McLean and Neshel Aires’ astronauts, along with the Paka Takoya Unishi and Roscosmos astronaut, Keel Peskov.

Here’s the timetable for direct coverage, although it is subject to change.

Friday

3:45 pm – The opening of the opening starts NASA Plus and Amazon Prime.

4:20 pm – Close the opening

5:45 pm – Intellectual coverage begins NASA Plus and Amazon Prime.

6:05 pm – Insurance cancellation

After the first coverage ends, audio discussions will only be available, including Crew-10 conversations and space station, where Dragon Spacex re-journey.

Employed 11 It consists of US astronauts, Zina Cardman, Mike Fink, and Kimia Yue, along with Roskosmos, Oleg Platonov. They arrived at the International Space Station on Saturday and will stay for six months.

Saturday

10:15 AM – Return coverage begins NASA Plus and Amazon Prime.

10:39 AM – Diorit

11:33 AM – Splashdown

1 pm – Conferences will flow remotely to Earth Media on the air on the agency YouTube channelWith the following two participants:

• Steve Stic, director of the NASA commercial crew program
• Dina Contella, Deputy Director, NASA International Space Station program
• Sarah Walker, Director of Dragon Mission, Spacex
• Kazuyoshi Kawasaki, Assistant Director General of the Space Exploration Center/Innovation Center for Space Exploration, Jaxa