Start of Expedition 73 (TBD)
Crew: Expedition 73
Beginning April 2025; transitioning to Expedition 74 in September 2025
All times UTC — NET=no earlier than — TBD=to be determined
Beginning April 2025; transitioning to Expedition 74 in September 2025
Beginning September 2024; transitioning to Expedition 73 in April 2025
Beginning March 2024; transitioning to Expedition 72 in October 2024
Beginning September 2023; transitioning to Expedition 71 in March 2024
After being attached to the International Space Station for about six months, Progress MS-23 is set to undock from the outpost with trash and unneeded equipment. It will perform a destructive reentry in Earth’s atmosphere over the South Pacific Ocean.
Beginning March 2023; transitioning to Expedition 70 in October 2023
Beginning October 2022; transitioning to Expedition 69 in March 2023
Following their launch in late 2021, the Crew-4 astronauts are set to return to Earth after spending six months at the International Space Station.
Beginning March 28, 2022; transitioning to Expedition 68 in October 2022
Having been at the International Space Station for six months, Soyuz MS-19 is slated to bring back to Earth two cosmonauts and an American astronaut.
Crew-3 Dragon is set to be the third crew-rotation mission launched to the International Space Station by SpaceX on behalf of NASA.
After spending about six months in space, the four-person Crew-2 mission is expect to undock and return to Earth in a parachute-assisted splashdown off the coast of Florida.
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