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SpaceXs Falcon 9 Rocket and Crew Dragon are in the Kennedy Space Center of the NASA in front of the AX 4 astronaut start. | Credit: SpaceX
The next start of Axiom Space from Axiom Space to the space station in Houston is back on the board.
The fourth Astronaut mission from Axiom (AX-4) to the International Space Station (ISS) has a new start date. The four -member crew will be communicated on board 25 June 25th on Monday evening (June 23) on a Falcon 9 rocket on board a SpaceX Crew Dragon SpaceCRAFT.
Lifoff is planned for 2:31 am EDT (0631 GMT) from the start complex 39a in the Kennedy Space Center of the NASA in Florida. No update about this leak was enforced in the announcement of the new start date by NASA.
The leak in the Zvezda module of the station is not new, but a change in the pressure data that measures the severity of the leak caused NASA and axiom to move the AX 4 start until security could be secured.
The AX-4 crew consists of the former NASA astronaut and Axioms director of the human space flight Peggy Whitson. Whitson will act as a mission commander of Shubhanshu Shucla from India, Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski from Poland and Tibor Kapu from Hungary. All three will be the first astronauts from their Respecitve nations that come onto the market for a mission of the ISS.
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The mission is expected to take two weeks. While the AX-4 crew carries out more science experiments and StEM events (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) on board the circulation laboratory more than 60 than any earlier axiom mission.
If everyone continues to stay on schedule with the start of the early morning on Wednesday, the Dragon Spacecraft of the crew should create EDT (1100 GMT) with the ISS on Thursday, June 26th.
