Summary
SpaceX launches Crew-10 mission, sends four people to ISS; returns Williams and Wilmore from nine-month stay; crewed launch routine; Starliner spacecraft issues led to extended stay
Key Points
The Crew-10 mission marks a return to normalcy for the International Space Station after a prolonged stay by astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore.
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft will dock with the ISS, allowing the new crew members to begin their duties.
Astronauts Williams and Wilmore will return to Earth as soon as March 19, weather permitting.
Why It Matters
The Crew-10 mission highlights SpaceX's ability to successfully launch crewed missions to the International Space Station, ensuring a smooth transition for the ISS's ongoing operations.
Author
Sean O'Kane