Crew-10 Launched to Bring Back Our Stranded Astronauts

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Updates

Updates:
  • Crew-10 to swap out astronauts stuck on space station
  • Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have been on ISS for nine months
  • SpaceX sets faster pace for NASA pre-launch check process
  • Wilmore and Williams could return to Earth on Wednesday

After the Crew-10 astronauts’ ISS arrival on Saturday at 11:30 p.m. ET, Wilmore and Williams are scheduled to depart on Wednesday as early as 4 a.m. ET (0800 GMT), along with NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Russian cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov. Hague and Gorbunov flew to the ISS in September on a Crew Dragon craft with two empty seats for Wilmore and Williams.

Original Story

Crew-10 has launched. They are on their way to pick up the stranded astronauts who have been stuck on the space station for nine months when they were supposed to be there for eight days. They were stuck there because Joe Biden wouldn’t let SpaceX pick them up after Boeing failed.


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Polski
Polski
3 months ago

I was at the KSC and watched the launch on 5 June last year from visitors’ paddock. During countdown over the loudspeaker (male voice)there was a loud “EMERGENCY DETECTED” announcement(female voice) and it was ignored. Launch went ahead anyways. There were several delays of that launch due to “weather”, on that slightly cloudy but sunny 5 Juni day. That launch… Read more »

Popeye the Project Boy
Popeye the Project Boy
3 months ago

They should have sent the whole Biden crime family and left them there forever.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 months ago

This will be another major PR victory for Trump. Imagine those people visiting the Oval Office.

Greg
Greg
3 months ago

As a youngster I used to watch sci-fi movies. Many would show a rocket landing upright and I always thought it was next to impossible to accomplish. In one series, Men in Space, landed many rockets on the moon. That series was coordinated with the Air Force and considered the most accurate depiction at the time. Until Musk came on… Read more »