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Ax-4 Crew Docks with International Space Station for 2-Week Stay

  • Axiom Space’s fourth private mission crew arrived and successfully connected their spacecraft to the International Space Station early Thursday morning, June 26, 2025, beginning a scheduled two-week visit.
  • The mission followed a launch on June 25, 2025, from Kennedy Space Center on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, after multiple delays due to technical issues and ISS leaks.
  • The crew includes commander Peggy Whitson and first-time space travelers from Poland, Hungary, and India, conducting over 60 experiments related to medical and atmospheric research.
  • The Dragon capsule named Grace docked at 6:31 a.m. ET, with Whitson stating ‘‘We are honored to be here’’ upon completion of docking.
  • The mission focuses on promoting scientific research and global collaboration, with the crew set to return via a splashdown off the California coast, marking SpaceX’s second crew recovery operation conducted on the West Coast.
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The Crew Dragon spacecraft of the American company SpaceX joined the International Space Station (ISS) on Thursday as part of a private mission by the Texas company Axiom Space. The ship launched to the ISS after several delays, and the crew of the Axiom-4 mission consists of a Hungarian, an Indian, a Polish and an American.

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