The launch of the Crew Dragon spacecraft, which was expected to fly astronauts from Russia Konstantin Borisov, among other things, to the International Space Station was once again delayed. NASA announced it on the social network x (former Twitter).
“The Crew-7 mission is scheduled to be scheduled at 03:27 ET (10:27 Moscow time) on August 26 at the earliest,” the report said.
On August 4, the Crew Dragon spacecraft was reported to have been launched. moved on August 25. The launch of the Crew-7 mission was originally scheduled for August 21, but the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration and SpaceX have decided to delay it. It is also possible to transfer the date in addition to August 26 or 27.
Before that, the launching of the ship endured on August 21. According to NASA, this will allow for more thorough preparation of the spaceport area at Kennedy Space Center in Florida for launch.
On July 15, 2022, Roscosmos announced the signing of an agreement on joint crossover flights of Russian and American cosmonauts to the ISS. This agreement envisages three flights of Russian cosmonauts with an American spacecraft.
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