Astronauts from India, Poland and Hungary went to the ISS

NASA astronaut Peggy Wittson, a former agency pensioner, became a private astronaut. Today she, grabbing the cosmonauts of India, Poland, Hungary, went to the ISS.

The Astronauts team started from the Kennedy space center (Cape Canaveral) at about 2:30 in the morning to eastern time, writes Xrust. The next mission began, organized by the Texas startup Axiom Space in partnership with SpaceX Mask.

The crew of four went into space by the SpaceX giant rocket launcher. The flight is carried out in the Crew Dragon capsule. Falcon 9 is used as a rocket.

The cells inside the crew’s compartment broadcast the frames of four astronauts, fastened with seat belts in a sealed cab and calmly sitting side in white and black flight costumes with helmets, while their spaceship He soared into space.

Crew Dragon, launched today, called Grace. This is the fifth ship of the SpaceX series. Astronauts will reach the ISS in 28 hours. It will be Thursday. They will be met by seven current guests.

65-year-old Witson and three of its crew members-39-year-old Shubhansha Shula from India, 41-year-old Slavosh Umbim-Vishnevsky and 33-year-old Tibor of Kapa from Hungary-they plan to conduct stations 14 days. They have to conduct research in the conditions of microgravity.

Xrust astronauts from India, Poland and Hungary went to the ISS