NASA and SpaceX Target Oct. 1 for Crew-13 Launch
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NASA and SpaceX are preparing to launch the Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station on Oct. 1 following a delay. NASA said the mission has moved into final prelaunch preparations, while Space reported that the flight will be SpaceX’s next astronaut launch for the agency.
The crew includes two Americans, Canadian astronaut Josh Kutryk and Russian cosmonaut Teteryatnikov, according to reports from SpaceQ and www1.ru. Kutryk has been preparing for the long-delayed mission, which will be his first flight to the space station.
The postponement has extended the stay of astronauts currently aboard the station, WLRN reported, because their relief crew will arrive later than previously planned.
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