ISS space crew sidewalks to replace them for 9 months

The Spacex capsule handed over four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) early Sunday in the NASA crew mission that will allow a couple of suspended astronauts, Bush Wilmor and Sony Williams, to return to their homes after nine months in the Medal Lab.

Dragon Crew Crew Crew capsule at ISS after midnight et on Sunday, 29 hours after its launch from the NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

The new team was welcomed by the seven members of the station, which includes Wilmor and Williams, both of them are the veteran NASA astronauts and commented at the station after forcing problems with Starlener a capsule in NASA to return it empty last August.

The ISS crew with the cameras waited on hand along with the capsule opening in anticipation of welcoming the arrival, as shown in the NASA direct video flow. Space pioneers received each other with hugs, smiles and laughter. Williams can be seen dancing and waving her hands while the crew of four ISS resigned through the hole.

Then the astronauts took the pictures and repercussions on the trip.

“This is an amazing journey, you can barely put it in words.”.

The Crew-10 mission is a long-awaited first step for Willmore and Williams to Earth, and it is part of a plan that NASA has put last year that US President Donald Trump gave the need for more urgency since he took office in January.

Willore and Williams are scheduled to leave on Wednesday early at four in the morning, alongside NASA astronaut Nick The Hague and Russian space reference Alexander Gorbonov. The Hague and Jorbonov flew to the International Space Station in September on a vehicle dragon crew with two empty seats Lilmore and Williams, and this craft has been linked to the station since then.

The crew team includes 10 Sunday crew, scheduled to remain at the station for about six months, Makklin, NASA Nicole Aires, Japanese astronaut Takoya Unishi, and Russian space smell Kirill Peskov.

The mission of the staff has become intertwined in politics as Trump and his advisor, Elon Musk, who is also the CEO of SpaceX, urged the launch faster than 10.

The duo claimed, without evidence, that Trump’s ancestor, Joe Biden, had abandoned Willmore and Williams at the station for political reasons.

Willore and Williams were to spend only eight days on the space station, but their return was delayed due to Starlener’s failure and helium leakage.

After I saw their mission turning into a natural rotation in NASA into ISS, the couple conducted scientific research and carried out routine maintenance with the other five astronauts.

Williams told reporters earlier this month that she was looking to return home to see her dogs and family.

She said, “It was a cylindrical group for them, and perhaps a little more than us.”