Spacex Crew 9 Mission Freedom Capsule Reached ISS to Bring Sunita Williams

Spacex Crew-9 Mission: The spacecraft with which Sunita Williams of Indian origin ‘trapped’ in space will return to the International Space Station (ISS). Spacex’s Crew-9 mission has docked the ISS. The dragon capsule with crew-9 has reached there. It is named Freedom. Two astronauts have reached the space station riding on the mission. When they return, the total passengers will be 4, including Sunita Williams and her companions Buch Wilmor. The Crew-9 mission was to be launched in the middle of August, but Boeing’s Starline Spacecraft was stuck on the ISS, causing the crew-9 mission to delay more than a month.

The US space agency NASA (NASA) decided that Starelineer Spacekraft would be brought to the earth without a crew, Sunita Williams and Buch Wilms remained on the ISS. After this, the crew-9 mission also had to be changed. The mission is designed in such a way that two spacecrafts have gone to the space and when they return, Sunita Williams and Buch will also come with Villomor.

According to Spacedotcom, SpaceX’s crew dragon capsules usually take 4 people to the space station, but NASA has sent only two asstis to the Space in the crew-9 mission, so that Sunita and Buch are left in the spacecraft to bring it to the earth.

Sunita and Buch arrived at the International Space Station in June this year. Both flew from Boeing’s Starlineer Spacecraft. His mission was proposed for 10 days. Later, astronauts had to stop at the space station due to a malfunction in the starline.

The Freedom Capsulers who have reached the space station will return to the earth by February next year, only then Sunita and Buch will be returned. The number of astronauts at the space station is currently 11.