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He noted that this will be the norm, now that SpaceX is regularly flying crews.

“Man, it is awesome to see the 11 of you on station,” said NASA's acting administrator, Steve Jurczyk. The first rudimentary station was created in 1969 by the linking of two Russian Soyuz vehicles in space, followed by other stations and developments in space technology until construction began on the ISS in 1998, aided by the first reusable. The hatches swung open a couple hours later, uniting all 11 space travelers. As the Space Age began in the 1950s, designs of space planes and stations dominated popular media.

Ungar, PhD National Aeronautics and Space Administration Johnson Space Center James M. The Dragon capsule docked autonomously with the orbiting outpost more than 260 miles above the Indian Ocean. THERMAL EXPANSION OF THE INTERNAL ACTIVE THERMAL CONTROL SYSTEM COOLANT DURING LAUNCH TO ON-ORBIT ACTIVATION OF INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ELEMENTS Darryl Edwards Qualis Corporation Sverdrup Technologies/MSFC Group Marshall Space Flight Center Eugene K. “In this tough situation around the world, I believe you have brought courage and hope for all of us,” Japanese Space Agency President Hiroshi Yamakawa said from his country’s flight control center, referring to the global pandemic.Ī recycled SpaceX capsule carrying four astronauts arrived at the space station a day after launching from NASA's Kennedy Space Center. NASA / AP This screen grab taken from the NASA live feed shows ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Thomas Pesquet (fourth right) speaking during a welcoming ceremony with crew members of the International Space Station and crew members of the SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft, on April 24. NASA officially plans to support the Station until at least 2024, and an extension to 2028 or 2030 is considered very likely.

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION EXPANSION TV

NASA TV / Reuters Astronauts from SpaceX are greeted by the astronauts from the International Space Station after the Dragon capsule successfully docked on Saturday. ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet of France celebrates with NASA astronaut Megan McArthur as they and Crew 2 colleagues JAXA astronaut Akihiko Hoshide of Japan and NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough are welcomed by Crew 1 aboard the International Space Station.

All of the astronauts - representing the U.S., Russia, Japan and France - managed to squeeze into camera view for a congratulatory call from the leaders of their space agencies.