How Did SpaceX's Historic Launch Mission Seen from Space?
SpaceX, the space transport founded by Elon Musk, finally sent humans into space for the first time in its history yesterday, after postponements. This is what happened…
SpaceX, the space transport founded by Elon Musk, finally sent humans into space for the first time in its history yesterday, after postponements. This is what happened…
Space transportation founded by Elon Musk SpaceXAfter postponements, it finally sent humans into space for the first time in its history yesterday. While this incident is a first for SpaceX, it is also the first time in history a private company It took an astronaut into space. The launch mission, which was broadcast live electronically, was watched instantly by millions of people.
While we watched this launch from the ground, one of the three people working on the International Space Station (ISS). Russian cosmonaut Ivan Vagnermanaged to photograph the SpaceX Crew Dragon space capsule carrying two NASA astronauts from a different angle.
The Russian cosmonaut shared two different photos of the historical mission:
In the image above, the Earth from the upper atmosphere You see the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft coming out. Roscosmos cosmonaut Ivan Vagner, who shared this image he took on his Twitter account, also shared the image of NASA astronauts. Bob Behnken And Doug Hurley He didn't forget to congratulate him either.
Wagner, historical Demo-2 He shared another photo of his mission on his Twitter account. This image above shows just before the launch process begins. 2 minutes before launch This photo was taken by Russian cosmonaut Ivan Vagner from the International Space Station.
The historic mission was postponed due to bad weather:
The historic mission, in which SpaceX will carry NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley to the International Space Station with the Crew Dragon capsule, would be completed under normal conditions. Wednesday, May 27 It was planned to be held on the day. The mission, which was postponed to Saturday due to unfavorable weather conditions, was completed yesterday evening. successfully was carried out and the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule entered orbit.
The Falcon 9 rocket, which took the Crew Dragon capsule out of the atmosphere within minutes, separated from the capsule and floating on the Atlantic Ocean SpaceX managed to return the strike to the station. In a statement on its official Twitter account, SpaceX said that the astronauts had settled in and the cover of the Dragon spacecraft was closed.
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