SpaceX Crew-10 mission is successful Runned From the Kennedy Space Center in NASA in Florida at 7:03 pm on eastern time on March 14. NASA astronauts Ann McClain and Nicolas Ayers, Japanese aerospace exploration agency Takuya Onishi and Roscosmos Cosmonaut Kirill Peskov on board and in the crew “Reling”. The arrival will allow the astronauts of NASA Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore to fly home after their alleged weekly stay on the ISS turned into nine -month work.
Williams and Wilmore flew to the ISS on board the first flight of Boeing Starliner, designed to prove their readiness to transport astronauts to orbit. However, on the way to the Starliner station, helium began to flow, and some of its engines were faulty. While astronauts and ground engineers tried to solve this problem, NASA ultimately decided that the asterisk flew home, was idle. Spacecraft He returned to the ground In September, leaving Williams and Wilmore on board the ISS.
Before Boeing Starliner returned back, NASA had already decided that Williams and Wilmore would return home with the Compasex Crew-9 staff. The mission went to the station with two astronauts on board to leave two places open to his return. Initially, they had to fly back in February, but the launch of the CEW-10 was ultimately deferred To give SpaceX enough time to process the new Dragon spacecraft for the mission. It is expected that Williams and Wilmore will fly back to Earth with Nick Hague from Crew-9 and Alexander Gorbunov on March 19.