Nasa Astronauti to return as Spacex Dragon Docks with ISS | Space News

NASA is a crew mission-10 marks the long-awaited return of Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams after being stuck in nine months at the international spacecraft.

Space dragons of the capsule carried four astronauts to the international spacing station as part of the NASA replacement mission, asphalting methods for return Two nasa astronauts stranded nine months.

Spacex Crew-10 Astronauti’sx Dragon Cases Cases gathered to no. At 12:04 ET (04:04 GMT) about 29 hours after launch from Nasa’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

They were greeted by a seven-member crew station, which includes Butch Wilmore and Suns Williams – veteran NASA Astronauts and retired Navy Pilots who remained at the Station from June.

Boeing Starliner Spacecraft they tested on his maiden’s planting that suffered the flow of drives and was considered unfit to fly to the ground. Their extended stay was significantly longer than the standard rotation for the astronauts approximately six months.

But it is much shorter than the American Space Record from 371 days, which set up NASA astronaut Frank Rubio on the ISS ISS, or the world record that held the Russian Astronaut Valeri Poliakov, which was the peace station peace.

Otherwise, the Routine flight of the crew rotation, the long-awaited first step to return to Wilmore and Williams to the ground – part of the plan given greater emergency, and the President Donald Trump was taken over by the Council of Council.

Wilmore and Williams should go on Wednesday, on Wednesday for 4 AM and (08:00 GMT), along with Nikski Haga NASA Astronaut and Russian astronaut Alexander Gorbunov.

The Hague and Gorbunov flew in September at the September at a crew crew with two empty seats for Wilmore and Williams, and that craft has then secured to the station.

The crew crew, planned for stays at about six months, includes NASA Astronauts Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, Japanese astronaut Taja Onhishi and Russian astronaut Kirill Sands.