🚀 SpaceX Crew-10 is GO for Launch! NASA, JAXA, and Roscosmos astronauts are set to embark on a four-month mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS). This marks Dragon’s 10th operational crew rotation as part of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program, pushing the boundaries of human space exploration!

🛰 Mission Details:
🔴 Launch Date: No earlier than March 12, 7:48 PM ET from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center
🔵 Backup Launch: March 13, 7:26 PM ET
🚀 Crew Members:

Anne McClain (Commander, NASA)
Nichole Ayers (Pilot, NASA)
Takuya Onishi (Mission Specialist, JAXA)
Kirill Peskov (Mission Specialist, Roscosmos)
Dragon will dock with the ISS at approximately 6 AM ET on March 13, delivering astronauts for a science-packed mission focused on human spaceflight advancements beyond low-Earth orbit.

🔥 Mission Highlights:
🛰 Crew-10’s research will focus on deep-space exploration technologies
🛠 Conducting new experiments to benefit life on Earth and future interplanetary missions
🌎 Enhancing international collaboration for space science and long-term habitation beyond Earth
🚀 Falcon 9’s first stage booster will land at LZ-1 in Cape Canaveral post-launch

This mission continues NASA & SpaceX’s collaboration, ensuring safe, reliable, and cost-effective access to space for astronauts and future spacefarers. With Dragon’s proven track record, this launch adds another step toward sustainable human spaceflight and the ultimate goal: a permanent presence beyond Earth!

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