Spacex’s crew -10 is being counted below to launch for the international space station on Friday afternoon. (Credit: NASA)
Spacex Crew -10 launched space in space on Friday, stuck in the International Space Station (ISS) from June 6 to bring two NASA astronauts home.
Before driving at the launchpad, the crew of four prepared the “suit-up room” by the crew amidst photographs of Apollo crew. Multiple teslas “LIF10FF” licensed plate – an ode for the mission number.
Every astronaut received a medical check before briefing Spacex and NASALater, he participated in various traditions, including a card game to eliminate any bad luck.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket exploded from the Cape Canvart, Fla, a launch pad at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center on Friday. (SpaceX/NASA)
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Barry “Buch” was planned for Wednesday at the beginning of launch to save Wilmore and Sun. Williams, but a hydraulic ground issue stopped the mission a few minutes before the takeoff.
NASA Livestreamers said on Friday afternoon there was a 95% chance of the favorable weather conditions, which is probably the possibility declared by SpaceX on Wednesday before the last delay.
After the launch, NASA officials said it was the right decision to delay the mission until the weather conditions were optimal.
NASA astronaut Sun Williams, left, and Buch Wilmore, and SpaceX Crew -10 astronaut Anne McClen, Takua Onishi, Nicole Aars and Kiril Peskov, who left their mission on Friday to save Williams and Wilmore. (Getty image/NASA)
Spacex launched its Dragon Spacecraft and Falcon 9 rocket from the US Space Agency after 7 pm Kennedy Space CenterIn collaboration with NASA.
Commander Anne McClane, pilot Nicole Aires, Mission expert Takua Onishi, and Mission expert Kiril Peskov SpaceX’s Crew -9, NASA astronaut Nick Hegs and Rososmos Cosmonot Alexinarot Alexoner Gorbuno, who arrived in space in September.
SpaceX Crew -10 Cape Canveral, Fla on Friday. After launching NASA from the Kennedy Space Center, the Dragon is located in the spacecraft in space. (SpaceX/NASA)
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They also aim to save Wilmore and Williams – who were slapped to be in ISS for about a week in June before emerging with one issue. Boeing’s Starlineer spacecraft, Which returned to Earth in September.
Hague, Wilmore and Williams have completed research on ISS over 900 hours during their time, NASA announced at the end of the previous week.
SpaceX Crew -10 Cape Canveral, Fla on Friday. After launching NASA from the Kennedy Space Center, the dragon takes place in space on the spacecraft. (SpaceX/NASA)
In August, NASA said that stranded astronauts enabled and enabled it to spend at the station and Boing “Continue collecting test data on Starlineer during your upcoming flight house, while its crew is not accepting more risk than necessary.”
According to previous reporting, Starlineer had issues with “helium leaks” and “Spacecraft reaction control thrusters”.
The International Space Station (ISS) was photographed by 56 crew members from the Soyuz spacecraft after blinding on October 4, 2018. (NASA/Roskosmos/Handout Reuters, through File/Reuters)
NASA reported that Wilmore, Williams, Hague and Gorbunov would be a two -day “handover period” with crew -10 before leaving the ISS. Crew -10 and Dragon are expected to reach ISS at around 11:30 pm on Saturday.
According to officials, they will soon return to Earth in another SpaceX Dragon spacecraft on Sunday.
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While in space, Crew -10 “will demonstrate the research, technology performance and maintenance activities in the microgravity laboratory,” NASA said.
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Friday’s launch was Dragon’s 10th Operational Human Spaceflight Mission. A 27 -foot spacecraft was built with a room for seven passengers.
At a news conference on Friday after the launch, officials said that NASA appreciates the support of the current administration, a nonpartison agency.
A NASA official said, “Our President always cares a lot about what happens in NASA, and it is great to see that this trend continues with our current President.” “He injects a lot of energy in our thought processes and is helpful for us.”
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk did not comment on his social media platform, X about the successful launch until Friday at 10 pm.
Anslin Murphy of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
