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    SpaceX is preparing to send four astronauts to the International Space Station

    Edward LangleyBy Edward LangleyApril 23, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The SpaceX rocket, in its missile trajectory in Florida on Thursday, April 22, was less than twenty-four hours from the scheduled launch site for the Crew-2 mission.
    The SpaceX rocket, in its missile trajectory in Florida on Thursday, April 22, was less than twenty-four hours from the scheduled launch site for the Crew-2 mission. Gianriko Marletta / AFP

    Friday, April 23 at 11:49 AM KST – 5:49 AM Local Time – All eyes will be on Florida and especially Cape Canaveral, from where NASA and SpaceX humans will depart for the airport. International Space Station (ISS).

    Also read the summary: Everything you’ve always wanted to know about the International Space Station

    It had to be postponed as it was originally scheduled for Thursday “Adverse Weather”. This time, the American space agency “Predicts 90% probability of favorable weather conditions” To depart. According to her, the weather should be too “Upgrade” On the track. In the context of man-made aircraft, this data is necessary to allow “Possible recovery of the team” On departure, NASA executive Steve Zurzik explained to reporters in the Middle Ages.

    Also read the story: In eighteen years, Elon Musk made SpaceX a major astronaut

    This is SpaceX’s second mission to the International Space Station since the United States relaunched human spacecraft. This is the first mission with a European on board: Thomas Basquet, 43, of France.

    Also known as the Crew-2, the expedition includes two American astronauts, Shane Kimbero and Megan McArthur, and Japanese Akihiko Hoshaid. They were all already in space.

    “It hurts”

    The French astronaut said he was looking forward to a second shelter “More difficult” More than the first, in 2016. “Not physically, because at this point (…) I have the feeling that I am in the best shape of my life, on the other hand mentally”, He said at a virtual press conference from Cape Canaveral.

    “The first time, we’re going on an adventure, we do not know what will be difficult. The second time, you know what you’ve expressing, like when you run a marathon, you know it’s going to hurt.”

    Thomas Pesket was the first Frenchman to take control of the station, like a football field, for a month at the end of his six-month journey. With about a hundred tests to be carried out in this vast weightless laboratory, the shelter is guaranteed to be intensive.

    Also read the interview: Thomas Baskett is ready for a new journey into space

    Co-op of eleven people at the resort

    The Crew-2 uses a previously used thruster and capsule, which is NASA’s main storage. The latter wants to reuse rocket thrusters at least five times for manned aircraft.

    SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, has positioned itself with NASA for space transport at a time when Boeing’s Starliner capsule is accumulating delays in its test flights. Both companies have multi-million dollar deals with the US space agency.

    May 2020 success of Crew-1, SpaceX’s first unmanned test aircraft broke the Russian monopoly on aircraft to the ISS, returning to the Americans the ability to accomplish this feat at the end of the space shuttle program. «Spacecraft In 2011.

    The article is reserved for our subscribers Read this too Man-to-man mission: NASA chooses SpaceX

    All four astronauts will be with the Crew-1 team for a few days, before the latter return from its six-month voyage. With three Russians on board, the station is unusually full, with no less than eleven people on board.

    World with AFP

    Edward Langley

    Edward Langley is a contributor to Nintendo-power.com, covering a wide range of topics including news, business, technology, entertainment, lifestyle and current affairs. He focuses on delivering clear, balanced and accessible reporting that helps readers stay informed about important developments and emerging trends. With an emphasis on accuracy, relevance and useful insights, Edward aims to provide engaging stories and practical information that matter to audiences in the UK and beyond.

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