SpaceX Crew-13 docks! NASA’s latest ISS mission reaches milestone
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The new crew of the International Space Station, Crew-13, joined the orbital laboratory after a journey of just under eight hours, the fastest ever made by an American ship, according to the American Space Agency.
The voyage of the four astronauts lasted 7:55 a.m. This is the fastest ever made by an American ship to join the orbital laboratory, according to the Nasa.
SpaceX's pilot Crew Dragon with the NASA Crew-13 mission, which includes Russian cosmonaut Sergei Teteryatnikov, successfully docked at the International Space Station (ISS)...
After a little less than eight hours of travel, the crew of Crew-13 docked at the ISS at 2316 GMT, confirmed the Nasa. The Americans Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney, Canadian Joshua Kutryk and Russian Sergei Teteriatnikov had taken off from Florida in the southeast of the United States at 1510 GMT. This 7H55 journey is the fastest ever made by an American ship to join the orbital laboratory, according to Nasa. The length of these trips varies c…
The spacecraft Crew Dragon of SpaceX with the NASA Crew-13 mission, which includes Russian cosmonaut Sergei Teteryatnikov, successfully docked at the International Space Station. Together with the Teterytnik, the commander of the crew, Jessica Watkins, and pilot Luke Delani, from NASA, as well as a mission specialist from the Canadian Space Agency, Joshua Kutrik, transmits RIA "News." The docking of the ship with an orbital complex took place in…
The American reusable Crew Dragon spacecraft, launched the day before Moscow time, approached the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday for docking, NASA reports.” The ship reached the ISS at a distance of 400 meters, “the report said.
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