The Space X mission manager of rescue the two American astronauts that were trapped in June at the International Space Station (EEI) is already in the space post. This has reported the company through a publication released in social networks.
The ship in question, a Falcon 9 of Space X, it was Putting in orbit on Friday At night, and coupled to the international station around 00:04 (local time), according to the information published by NASA and Space X.
Aboard the mission the NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, the astronaut of the Japanese agency Takuya Onishi aerospace exploration and Roscosmos cosmonaut Kirill Peskov.
All The Hugs.
The Hatch of The Spacex Dragon Spacecraft Opened March 16 at 1:35 am et and the members of Crew-10 Entred The @Space_station with the rest of their excited Expedition 72 Crew. pic.twitter.com/mnuddqpqfr
– NASA’s Johnson Space Center (@nasa_johnson) March 16, 2025
According to NASA, the capsule will start from the international station, as very soon, next March 19.
In this transition, the newly arrived crew is expected to become familiar with the maintenance and science work of the station in order to transition operations aboard the orbital complex.
On March 4, Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams – the astronauts trapped – participated in a conference in which they said that at no time have they felt abandoned by NASA. Wilmore said that the need for additional supplies due to the extension of his mission did not represent an inconvenience.
Both arrived at the space station in early June in the First manned test flight of the Starliner ship of Boeing, with the initial forecast to remain in space just a week. However, a succession of several technical problems with the ship caused them to be trapped.
