NASA and Space X launched a crew mission named “Crew 9” to the International Space Station (ISS) from Florida.

On September 28, 2024, NASA and Space X launched a crew mission named “Crew 9” to the International Space Station (ISS) from Florida.

For this mission, NASA chose SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, which takes off from Florida to carry the crew aboard the Dragon spacecraft to the International Space Station. It was the ninth commercial crew rotation to the International Space Station (ISS).

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In Crew 9 Mission 2 astronauts, Nick Hague and Alexander Gorbanov were sent to the ISS and are set for a five-month science mission as part of Expedition 72. Both of these astronauts will dock with the ISS on September 29, and then they will join a multinational crew to perform more than 200 scientific studies and investigations, including studies of blood clotting, the effects of humidity on plants grown in space, and vision changes in astronauts.

This partnership and collaboration between NASA and SpaceX is perfect for our earth, ensuring the continuous use of the ISS for study and research purposes. It will surely help us and prepare us for future explorations and missions to the moon, Mars, and beyond the Milky Way galaxy.