Astronauts launch from US soil for 1st time since 2011

Astronauts launch from US soil for 1st time since 2011

History has been made! For the first time since the end of the space shuttle program in 2011, American astronauts have launched into space in an American spacecraft from American soil, ending a nearly nine-year gap in the United States’ ability to independently launch people to the ISS.

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Dragon set for first crewed flight to ISS

Dragon set for first crewed flight to ISS

After nearly nine years, NASA is finally on the cusp of regaining its ability to independently launch people into orbit. The Demo-2 Crew Dragon mission is slated to send NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken to the International Space Station for a stay of at least a month as early as late May.

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