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A new era in commercial space travel is set to launch from Kennedy Space Center today as the Axiom Space mission to send the first-ever all-civilian crew for a stay on the International Space Station looks to lift off from Launch Pad 39-A at 11:17 a.m. on board a SpaceX Crew Dragon.
The first all-civilian crew to visit the International Space Station is ready for 10 days of work, but the one former astronaut commanding the Axiom Space mission wants the three space rookies to not forget to enjoy themselves.
The NROL-85 is the first National Reconnaissance Office mission to reuse a SpaceX rocket booster
Axiom-1 mission to the ISS to liftoff from Kennedy Space Center on Friday, April 8, at 11:17 a.m. EDT. Cloudy and windy launch weather is expected.
NASA will stand down for now in its attempt to complete a launch pad test of the massive Artemis moon rocket at Kennedy Space Center, which paves the way for the first all-civilian launch to the International Space Station on Friday.