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NASA and SpaceX's spacecraft blasts off to ISS with four astronauts

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NASA and SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft blasts off to the International Space Station, carrying four astronauts. The Crew-7 mission is commanded by American Jasmin Moghbeli and includes Andreas Mogensen of Denmark, Satoshi Furukawa of Japan and Konstantin Borisov of Russia. They will spend 6 months on the station conducting a variety of experiments.

Added on the 26/08/2023 18:16:12 - Copyright : AFP EN

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