Spacex launches astronauts for the long-awaited international space station staff

Spacex successfully launched a mission that will give the International Space Station to return to the ground after the nine months of the Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore of the Astronauts.

The mission, known as Chew-10, will see Spacex’s Dragon Space Ship to the International Space Station (ISS) on Saturday (ISS). The new astronauts will coincide with the existing crew a few days before returning to our planet in Williams and Wilmore (together). This can happen as March 19, the weather permits.

The Spacx crew has started to work to ISS.

Duo was part of the beginning of the first group of Boeing Starliner space ship for June last year. The test mission was supposed to be a decisive stage when Boeing was looking for a job, which consists of this type of use of this type.

Starliner, Williams and Wilmore had to hold a dock with ISS within 10 days without returning to the ground. However, the spacecraft experienced leakage and decimal problems passing the dock with Starliner Iss.

Starliner finally was combined with the station and managed to handle the astronauts. But the Boeing and NASA had a week and previously tested and performed Decided in August The starluer’s descending again.

NASA and Spacex agreed to bring the house of astronauts to the next group ISS, Crew-9. To place the return of Williams and Wilmore, they closed two astronauts from this flight. Slopled a return flight in February 2025; According to NASA, a previous flight canceled the acts, according to NASA.

Although Williams and Wilmore ISS, Musk helped Donald Trump second time and started Rampage through the Federal Government with the Government Efficiency Department. Musk, both X and interviews – O Astronauts are offered to bring back Earlier, but this Biden was rejected for political reasons.

Musk did not provide any evidence to support this claim. NASA has a former administrator and assistant administrator both gossip No proposal for the musk did not create it to the headquarters of the Space Agency.