
SpaceX successfully launches NASA's Crew-4 astronauts bound for International Space Station
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SpaceX will launch four astronauts to the International Space Station from NASA's Kennedy Space Center early Wednesday.
During their 16-hour flight inside a capsule dubbed "freedom," the crew will orbit the Earth around 10 times, according to SpaceX.
"Our heartfelt thank you to every one of you that made this possible. Now let Falcon roar and Freedom ring," radioed NASA astronaut Kjell Lindgren, the commander. Minutes later, their recycled booster had landed on an ocean platform and their capsule was safely orbiting Earth. "It was a great ride," he said.
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