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Two Americans, a Canadian and a Russian have left Florida on a SpaceX flight to the ISS for a long-duration mission.
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A SpaceX rocket carrying two Americans, a Canadian and a Russian launched from Florida on Thursday bound for the International Space Station (ISS). The journey was expected to take about eight hours, Nieuws.nl reported, citing ANP and Reuters. [1]
The four crew members are due to spend an extended period aboard the station researching health-related questions. This is NASA’s 13th long-duration mission with SpaceX, which began flying American astronauts to space in 2020. [1]
Seven people were aboard the ISS at the time of the launch. Four arrived on the previous mission and were scheduled to leave after seven months of work at the station. [1]
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