SpaceX To Fly Astronauts Into Space Next Month

Eventually, SpaceX has publicized the launch date of its astronauts’ travel to space. This is also the first planned launch from U.S territory since the end of NASA’s Space Shuttle program in 2011. 

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In particular, SpaceX’s astronauts Bob Behnken and Dough Hurley will be sent to the International Space Station aboard a Crew Dragon spacecraft, which is energized by the company’s workhorse Falcon 9 rocket on May 27. The ignition is arranged at 4:32 pm Eastern from Launch Complex 39A in Florida. 

The time and venue are also disclosed on the official Twitter account of NASA chief administrator Jim Bridenstine. 

Demo-2

The Demo-2 launch is a component of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program. Its precursor, the uncrewed test flight Demo-1, was successfully held in March 2019. 

SpaceX and Boeing - the two big names in the aerospace field - have been coping with difficulties during their testing like delays or an enormous explosion. They also share a similar purpose, which is building spacecraft to shuttle astronauts to the space station. 

Ready for Takeoff 

Both Behnken and Hurley have been going through a multitude of tests and rehearsals to ensure that everything will follow the agenda of the launch day. 

Additionally, this news is announced after the sacrifice of Falcon 9 rocket during a January 19 in-flight abortion test flight. It was deliberately blown up in a massive fireball. 

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