NASA in association with SpaceX will be executing Crew-9 mission shortly. Two space station residents sunita williams and Butch Wilmore will be bringing their long stay aboard the international space station since June. The spacecraft is expected to take off on the campus of cape canaveral Space Force Station USA.
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As per the plan, the spacecraft is to arrive at the International Space Station at around 1730 hours on Monday ET (0300 hours Tuesday UTC).
As the name suggested, Crew-9 mission takes part of a Commercial Crew Program of NASA. They are US astronaut nick hague and Russian Alexander Gorbunov in this case. The lift off was initially set for 26 September but it was rescheduled due to the effects of hurricane helene over the gulf coast of Florida.
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The intent of the mission was to take Hague and Gorbunov to the International Space Station for five months and bring back Williams and Wilmore safely. Hague and Gorbunov will be at the International Space Station until February, which is when the crew changes over. Shockingly, two of the crew members Zena Cardman and Stephanie Wilson, who were initially part of the crew-9 mission would not be on the flight, as the returning astronauts were displaced.
Williams and Wilmore went to the International Space Station in June on Boeing Co.’s Starliner capsule carrying out the mission for eight days. But their stay was lengthened because of defects in the starliner’s actuators. Later on, NASA put the pseudocapsule back into the air on September 7 for departure and further study.
