US EditionSpaceX mission launching today to bring Needham astronaut home
- The NASA-SpaceX Crew-10 mission is set to launch tonight at 7:48 p.m. from Kennedy Space Center, returning astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore to Earth after more than 250 days aboard the ISS.
- SpaceX is launching a Crew-10 mission to bring astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore back to Earth after they have been on the International Space Station for over nine months.
- The Crew-10 mission is scheduled to launch from Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 7:48 PM, with a target docking time at the International Space Station set for 6 AM the following day.
- Williams expressed the benefits of their time in space, saying, 'there's a lot of benefits to being up here, I think, because we can escape the Earth for a little bit.
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Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have been stuck in the International Space Station for nine months. A new manned mission to take off this Wednesday from Florida A new mission
‘Stranded’ astronauts closer to coming home after next ISS launch
A routine crew rotation at the International Space Station has taken on unusual significance: It paves the way for a pair of astronauts stranded for more than nine months to finally come home. The NASA-SpaceX Crew-10 mission is set to launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 7:48 PM (2348 GMT) on Wednesday.
Adrien Portron announces that the two astronauts trapped in the International Space Station should logically be released this Wednesday. They were to stay there for a week, yet they have been there for nine months. (International). TF1 INFO
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