NASA and SpaceX plan to launch the earliest Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station at 11:10 a.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, October 1.
The launch site is the SLC-40 launch pad at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, using a Falcon 9 rocket and the Crew Dragon “Grace” spacecraft.
If liftoff follows the schedule, the spacecraft is expected to reach the International Space Station in less than 9 hours, with a docking time of around 8 p.m. Eastern Time that evening. The docking port will be the forward port of the Harmony module.
Crew members:
• Commander: NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins
• Pilot: NASA astronaut Luke Delaney
• Mission Specialist: Joshua Kutryk, Canadian Space Agency
• Mission Specialist: Sergey Teteryatnikov, Roscosmos
They will join Expedition 75 aboard the space station. The crew is currently in isolation at the Johnson Space Center in Houston and plans to travel to the Kennedy Space Center by Saturday, September 26.
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The launch site is the SLC-40 launch pad at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, using a Falcon 9 rocket and the Crew Dragon “Grace” spacecraft.
If liftoff follows the schedule, the spacecraft is expected to reach the International Space Station in less than 9 hours, with a docking time of around 8 p.m. Eastern Time that evening. The docking port will be the forward port of the Harmony module.
Crew members:
• Commander: NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins
• Pilot: NASA astronaut Luke Delaney
• Mission Specialist: Joshua Kutryk, Canadian Space Agency
• Mission Specialist: Sergey Teteryatnikov, Roscosmos
They will join Expedition 75 aboard the space station. The crew is currently in isolation at the Johnson Space Center in Houston and plans to travel to the Kennedy Space Center by Saturday, September 26.
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