NOW YOU WILL REACH INTO THE SPACE IN THREE HOURS ONLY.....
Three astronauts have been sent to the International Space Center (ISS) for the first time with such technology that they will reach the space station in space in just three hours. Kate Rubins of the US Space Agency NASA, Sergei Kud-Swarchkov and Sergei Riznikov of the Russian space agency Raskosmos flew from the Baikonur Space Launch Center in Kazakhstan on Wednesday morning.
The three passengers will spend six months in the International Space Station.
For the first time, astronauts have been sent with such technology that they will reach the ISS in three hours. Earlier it used to take double time to reach the space station. The trio will operate under the leadership of astronaut station commander Chris Cassidy. In a press conference held on Tuesday before leaving for the ISS, Rubins said crew members lived separately in a training center outside Moscow and then in Baikonur to avoid a corona virus infection.
The three passengers will spend six months in the International Space Station.
For the first time, astronauts have been sent with such technology that they will reach the ISS in three hours. Earlier it used to take double time to reach the space station. The trio will operate under the leadership of astronaut station commander Chris Cassidy. In a press conference held on Tuesday before leaving for the ISS, Rubins said crew members lived separately in a training center outside Moscow and then in Baikonur to avoid a corona virus infection.
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