FLORES TERKINI – NASA has announced a related postponement health which rarely happens in launch SpaceX rocket of the four astronauts to Space Station International, postponement of both missions in a week, citing unspecified medical problems with either crew.
NASA said on Monday 1 November 2021 that the matter was not a medical emergency and not related to Covid-19, but the space agency declined to elaborate on the nature of the problem or say which astronauts were involved.
The launch, which was originally scheduled for Sunday but was later postponed to this Wednesday due to unfavorable weather conditions, has now been rescheduled for Saturday night.
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Last time NASA postponed the scheduled launch due to medical issues involving crew was for the Space Shuttle Atlantis flight in 1990 when mission commander John Creighton fell ill. The countdown was stopped for three days until he was allowed to fly, according to NASA.
The delay was followed by two additional weather-related delays.
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The SpaceX-built vehicle that will fly this weekend, consisting of a Crew Dragon capsule perched atop a two-stage Falcon 9 rocket, will now lift off at 23:36 on Saturday (03:36 GMT on Sunday) from NASA Kennedy Space. Pusat di Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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