Spacex's crew-4 astronauts have safely rode the international space station (ISS) after a 16-hour ride and rode in the laboratory to revolve the laboratory-the fastest crew dragon trip for the convenience.
NASA astronaut Kejel Lindgrain, Bob Hines, and Jessica Watkins, along with the European Space Agency Samantha Christopharatti, visited the ISS in a crew dragon spacecraft, which was a docking at a distance of 260 miles at a distance of 260 miles at a distance of 260 miles after ET (4:35 pm) at 7:35 pm on Wednesday.
NASA came to the autonomous docking process, and the moment also when the new Cruroms entered the ISS via connecting hatch. Waiting for him to congratulate him, the current seven-person from the US, Germany and Russia was the ISS crew.
Just this morning, four #Crew 4 Launching from astronauts @NasakenneyNow they are being congratulated by the crew @space StationSee that they enter their new Digs. pic.twitter.com/nifrihbo5f
– in (@nasa) 28 April, 2022
Several hours later, the current crew officially welcomed the new arrival:
Wilkoman, bienvenue, reception … Population on International @space Station Just increased by four! Watch Live as the team welcomes the new arrival on orbit @Spacex #Crew 4 Astronauts are now orbiting the number of humans on Earth. https://t.co/v9tekwjiwww
– in (@nasa) 28 April, 2022
The Crew -4 mission was going on at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida in the early hours of Wednesday, in which a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket converted astronauts into orbit at a luxurious night launch. The mission marked the fourth flight for the first phase booster, and the first use of this special crew dragon spacecraft called “Freedom” by the crew.
With 11 people at the space station, the feature will feel more crowded than normal. However, some places will open soon when four crew -3 astronauts will return to Earth after a six -month term in space in the coming days.
Crew -4 Mission is the fifth flight of SpaceX for the ISS involving professional astronauts and comes about two years after one in which Dog Hurley and Bob Behanken rode a crew dragon at the station in a test mission. Other crew flights using SpaceX capsules include NASS's first private astronaut mission for ISS earlier this month and four private citizens in the previous year's orbital space trip.
Crew -4 astronauts will spend the next six months revolving at the outpost, performing science experiments, conducting spacewalks and getting out of the window on the Earth's incredible ideas.
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