SpaceX readies launch to rescue two astronauts — here is how it played out

Elon Musk and Spacex looks forward to bringing Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Suni Williams, the husband of American astronauts who were in space for a much longer period of NASA, to the ground soon.

Musk Larry Kudlo Fox Business said earlier this week that his satellite company “brings them back in a few weeks.”

In cooperation with NASA, SpaceX is scheduled to launch on Wednesday evening from the Dragon spacecraft and the Falcon 9 from the Kennedy Space Center in the United States to the International Space Station that revolves around 250 miles above Earth.

Elon Musk and Spacex looks forward to bringing Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Suni Williams, the husband of American astronauts who were in space for a much longer period of NASA, to the ground soon. (Samuel Corome / Getty Emokires / Getty Emociz)

This task, which transmits a crew of four people aimed at replacing Crew-9 in NASA, will enter the International Space Station, in returning to the long-awaited homeland in Willore and Williams.

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Space pioneers have spent more than nine months at the International Space Station since they arrived there on June 6 last year. NASA had originally planned Willmur and Williams in ISS to last only about a week.

Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore spent more than nine months at the International Space Station since they arrived there on June 6 last year. NASA had originally planned her at ISS to last only about a week. (Miguel J. Rodriguez Carrillo / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

Boeing spacecraft had moved the husband’s astronauts from Earth to ISS. However, it ended up returning to the drone in September.

In August, when NASA announced that the spacecraft will return without Willmore and Williams on the plane, the space agency said that the uninhabited spacecraft will allow it and Boeing to “continue collecting data on Starliner during the upcoming aviation problems with Docka Thraska Thraska Thraska Thraska Thrating.” June.

Space pioneers became part of the Expedition 71/72, as NASA said at the time that it was aimed at returning them to Earth alongside two members of the Spacex Crew-9 mission in early 2025.

NASA astronaut Nick The Hague and Roscosmos reached the Kinarner of Jourbunov, members of the crew 9, to the International Space Station in late September.

Haj, Wilmmore and Williams 900 hours of searching during their time at the International Space Station, NASA said late last week.

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If the launch of the Spacex Crew-10 as it is scheduled for Wednesday evening, its crew is supposed to reach ISS the next morning, according to the Space Agency.

“Here in a few days a few days, the crew will arrive,” said The Hague last week from the International Space Station. “We will deliver Baton to Crew-10, and we will return to Earth at the end of a long-term successful mission on the space station.”

NASA said in a recent blog post that there will be a “delivery period” while leaving Spacex Crew-10 before leaving Wilmore, Williams, Hague and Gorbunov. Reports indicate that the return of the planets has occurred early on Sunday.

Another spacecraft from Spacex Dragon will return them to Earth, according to the space agency.

The launch, which was launched in the evening, will celebrate the tenth of the tenth FACEFLIGHT Human Faceflight from Dragon, according to SPACEX. (Chandan Khanna / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

NASA said that Crew-10 will perform “research, technological demonstrations, and maintenance activities on board the minor gravitational laboratory” while living in ISS.

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The launch, which was launched in the evening, will celebrate the tenth of the tenth FACEFLIGHT Human Faceflight from Dragon, according to SPACEX.

Weather officials predict more than 95 % of the favorable weather conditions in the 39A launch complex to raise the Rocket Spacex Falcon 9 Rocket and Dragon Spacecraft carries #Crew10 to Space_station, “published by Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday on X.

The dragon spacecraft, which is about 27 feet, was built with an area of ​​up to seven passengers.