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Four astronauts have been sent to the ISS by SpaceX using the Falcon 9 rocket. SpaceX has successfully launched four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) for NASA, as reported by Fox News.

The Crew-6 mission took off from the Kennedy Space Center on the second launch attempt and headed to the International Space Station for a six-month mission.

Three days after a launch was scrubbed, SpaceX dispatches Crew-6 carrying astronauts for their six-month-long mission onboard the ISS.

The crew of four were safely evacuated from the crew quarters, NASA said. The rocket and the spacecraft are both in a “safe” configuration after having the rocket’s propellant removed.

Four astronauts are expected to spend up to six months on board the International Space Station, but their visit will be delayed.

A SpaceX rocket is scheduled to lift off Tuesday from the California coast with another batch of internet satellites onboard. Here's how to watch the launch...

The crew of four were safely evacuated from the crew quarters, NASA said. The rocket and the spacecraft are both in a “safe” configuration after having the rocket’s propellant removed.

The launch of the SpaceX Crew-6 to the International Space Station was scrapped minutes before it was set to lift-off Monday morning due to a ground systems issue.

A SpaceX rocket is scheduled to lift off Tuesday from the California coast with another batch of internet satellites onboard. Here's how to watch the launch...

If weather cooperates, liftoff could be visible throughout Tri-Counties