The crew entry arm resulting in the Crew Dragon, atop the Falcon 9 | Picture: SpaceX
NASA has delayed the launch of the SpaceX Crew-1 mission till early- to mid-November, the company introduced Saturday. The mission finally will deliver three NASA astronauts and an astronaut from Japan’s JAXA area company to the Worldwide Area Station.
Initially scheduled for October 31st, the deliberate six-month mission was delayed to permit time to resolve points with the first-stage engine fuel mills on the Falcon 9 rocket, NASA mentioned in an announcement. When it does launch, American astronauts Michael Hopkins, Victor Glover, and Shannon Walker, plus Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi will probably be aboard SpaceX’s first operational crewed mission to the ISS.
We’re now concentrating on NET early-to-mid November for launch of @NASA’s SpaceX…
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