SpaceX & NASA Confirm August 18 Launch for Crew-9 Mission to ISS
SpaceX and NASA confirm Crew-9 mission to the ISS launching on August 18, resuming flights after Falcon 9’s FAA clearance.
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SpaceX and NASA confirm Crew-9 mission to the ISS launching on August 18, resuming flights after Falcon 9’s FAA clearance.
SpaceX and NASA announce Crew-9 mission to ISS set for August 18, marking continued collaboration despite recent Falcon 9 setback.
NASA astronauts remain on the ISS as Boeing addresses thruster failures and helium leaks in the Starliner capsule, delaying their return.
NASA astronauts aboard Boeing’s Starliner remain confident in returning to Earth by July despite technical setbacks, while enjoying extended time on the ISS.
Boeing’s Starliner mission to the ISS is extended as engineers address thruster and helium leak issues. Astronauts remain safe, with return plans pending additional testing.
NASA and Boeing delay Starliner’s return from the ISS to reassess its propulsion system, ensuring it joins SpaceX’s Crew Dragon as a reliable spacecraft for astronauts.
NASA accidentally aired a simulation audio on the ISS live stream, sparking emergency rumors. NASA confirmed it was a routine training exercise, ensuring all crew members are safe and upcoming spacewalks proceed as planned.
Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko becomes the first person to spend over 1,000 days in space, marking a historic milestone on the ISS.
Boeing successfully launched NASA astronauts on its first crewed Starliner mission, joining SpaceX as a key provider for ISS transportation.
NASA and Boeing have scrubbed the first crewed Starliner mission minutes before liftoff due to an automatic hold. The launch, aimed at transporting astronauts to the ISS, has no new date set yet.