Following Trump push, launch of NASA's Crew-10 and return of Starliner astronauts moved up
NASA moved up the launch of Crew-10 to March 12 to return the Starliner astronauts home sooner. Crew-10 will now launch on Crew Dragon Endurance, which was originally assigned to the Axiom 4 mission. The Starliner spacecraft experienced thruster issues during its test flight in June, leading to an extended stay for its two astronauts.
NASA will swap Dragon spacecraft on the ground to return Butch and Suni sooner
NASA should soon announce a new plan for the return of two of its astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, to Earth as early as March 19. This is about two weeks earlier than the existing public timeline for their flight home from the International Space Station.
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NASA said SpaceX will switch capsules and bring Butch Wilmore and Needham native Suni Williams home in mid-March.
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US space agency NASA plans to launch a SpaceX craft for its upcoming mission to the International Space Station on March 12, earlier than scheduled.
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NASA astronauts Suni Williams, Butch Wilmore get new homecoming date from spaceSuni Williams and Butch Wilmore, the two Starliner astronauts who have had a prolonged aboard the ISS, are expected to return ...
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