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SpaceX and NASA announce new target launch date for Crew-1 Mission – Micky News
SpaceX and NASA just revised the target launch date for their Crew-1 Mission to the ISS. They are now looking at 2:40 a.m. EDT Saturday, October 31, to launch t
The mission objective is to take the group of four astronauts to the International Space Station.
NASA published in its official blog that a new date will help in better coordination between the Crew-1 launch and the launch and arrival landing operations of Soyuz.
The extra time will enable the closure of every work, including on-ground and aboard the station. It will be before SpaceX Crew-1’s arrival.
Additional testing and isolation of the station’s atmosphere can now be done because of inc…
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