A missile carrying an alternative crew of NASA astronauts in space for nine months.
The Falcon 9 SPACEX missile was stopped at 7.03 pm East time from the NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida carrying the four alternative astronauts.
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American astronaut Boch Wilmor and Sony Williams were held at the International Space Station (ISS) for a period of nine months and their trip was delayed at home several times.
The veteran astronauts were the first of the Starliner’s Starliner capsule from Boeing to ISS in June, but issues with their payment system during the flight forced an extension of their flight.
It was originally planned as an eight -day residence, and NASA considered this very risky to fly home on the craft, which came back empty to the ground in September.
They have been cut off with a husband of astronauts on the International Space Station since then.
Mission Crew-10 was scheduled to be launched on Wednesday with the four astronauts, but at the last minute version with the missile ground systems were forced to delay.
Now on the way, the CREW-10 mission is a long-awaited basic step to restore the astronaut who has been cut off to Earth.
William and Wilwmore is scheduled to leave the station on March 19 after the alternative crew arrived on Saturday evening.
The task has become intertwined in politics, with US President Donald Trump and his main adviser Elon Musk, the CEO of Spacex, claiming that former President Joe Biden had left the couple at the International Space Station for political reasons.
There is no evidence of these allegations, and Willmor himself said that he does not believe that NASA’s decision to keep it at the International Space Station was that the 10th crew was affected by politics.
“We came ready to stay for a long time, although we were planning to stay short,” the veteran astronaut added.
“This is what is about the human space program around your property, and planning unknown and unexpected emergencies – and we did it.”
NASA says that astronauts have been kept on the plane where ISS must maintain the minimum employment level.
After seeing their short mission turning into a regular rotation in NASA into ISS, Willmore and Williams conducted scientific research.
The husband was also running routine maintenance with other astronauts.
Changes to verify flight safety
NASA’s regular procedures changed slightly for this task, after interfering with Trump and Misk, who both demanded the previous return of the astronauts who were separated.
The Space Agency presented the Crew-10 from March 26, as it switches the late Spacex capsule for one of the things that will be ready soon.
This pressure from strong politicians has commented on NASA’s preparations and safety, which usually follows a good specific path.
“The pace of rapid operations” from Spacex has asked NASA to change some of the ways to check the safety of flying.
“The agency” said, as the agency had to address some “late” issues.
This included a fuel leakage investigation to launch a recent Spacex Falcon 9 and a deterioration of a paint on some Dragon Crew capsule.
“We are not quite graceful as it is, but we are working well together.”
When the new crew arrives on the station, Wilmor, Williams and two others – NASA Nick The Hague and Russian astronaut Alexander Gorbonov – can return to Earth in a capsule that has been linked to the station since September, as part of the previous mission of the 9th Class.
Crew-10 is expected to do ISS at 11:30 pm Eastern time on Saturday, and this will be followed by a traditional delivery ceremony that allows the departure of the crew 9 on March 19.
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