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After several delays, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on Sunday launched the Axiom-4 mission at the International Space Station (ISS). NASA will soon announce a new Axiom-4 launch date.
AXIOM Space said in a statement, “NASA has decided to stand below the launch on Sunday, June 22, and will target a new launch date in the coming days.”
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It states that the space agency requires additional time to continue evaluating ISS operation after recent repair work in most segments of the Orbital Laboratory Zvezda service module.
“Due to the interconnected and interdependent systems of the space station, NASA wants to ensure that the station is ready for additional crew members, and the agency is taking the required time to review the data,” it said.
The AX-4 crew includes members of India, Poland and Hungary, which marks the first mission of each nation to the space station in history and more than 40 years to the human spaceflight sprayed by the second government.
Group captain Shubhinhu Shukla will be India’s second national astronaut to go into space from 1984.
Group captain Shubhunu Shukla is part of the Axiom Space’s fourth private astronaut mission (AX-4), which marks a historical moment for India’s space cooperation with NASA.
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According to the Axiom Space, the AX-4 mission will “realize” to the human spacecraft for India, Poland and Hungary, marking the first government-sponsored flight in each country over 40 years.
The AX-4 mission was initially planned for launch on 29 May, with many delays-first June, then June 10, and again by 11 June-Engineers discovered a liquid oxygen leakage in Falcon-9 rocket booster and NASA identified the leak in an aging Russian module at the international space station.
Aceum Space shared on X that the X -4 crew lives in Florida, after all health and safety protocols
(With input from agencies)
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