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Axiom Area Ax-3 non-public spaceflight with SpaceX: Mission updates

January 18, 2024
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2024-01-18T21:54:07.474Z

SpaceX launches Ax-3 mission to Worldwide Area Station

Ax-3 is underway.

Axiom Area’s third non-public astronaut mission to the Worldwide Area Station (ISS) lifted off at 4:50 EST (215 GMT) from Launch Pad 39A at Kennedy Area Heart in Florida.

The 4 astronauts of the Ax-3 mission will dock on the ISS on Saturday, Jan. 20, at 5:15 a.m. EST (1015 GMT). Keep tuned right here at Area.com for protection of docking, hatch opening and welcome remarks.

2024-01-18T21:21:10.960Z

SpaceX begins fueling Falcon 9 rocket for Ax-3 flight

Propellant loading has now begun for SpaceX’s launch of Axiom Area’s Ax-3 astronaut mission to the Worldwide Area Station.

The fueling course of, which incorporates loading each RP-1 gas and liquid oxygen, will take roughly a half hour. As soon as fueling is full, the mission’s Crew Dragon spacecraft will energy on utilizing it is personal inside energy. 

Following that, a sequence of pre-flight checks will happen earlier than SpaceX’s flight director provides a ‘go’ or ‘no-go’ for launch of the Ax-3 mission. Liftoff remains to be scheduled for 4:49 p.m. EST (2149 GMT).

2024-01-18T21:07:20.852Z

Ax-3 is ‘Go’ for fueling

SpaceX’s launch director has introduced the Ax-3 mission is ‘go’ for propellant loading. Floor crews have retracted the crew entry arm and locked it into launch configuration.

The 4 astronauts of the Ax-3 mission are suited up and strapped to their seats inside their Crew Dragon Freedom spacecraft because the countdown continues. Launch remains to be on observe for 4:49 p.m. EST (2149 GMT) from Launch Pad 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Area Heart in Florida.

The Ax-3 astronauts include commander and former NASA astronaut Michael “LA” López-Alegría, pilot Walter Villadei of the Italian Air Drive, Turkey’s soon-to-be first astronaut Alper Gezeravcı, and the European Area Company’s astronaut reserve member Marcus Wandt of Sweden.

2024-01-18T20:51:43.187Z

One hour to Ax-3 launch

SpaceX will not be at T-1 hour and counting for at present’s non-public Ax-3 launch to the Worldwide Area Station for Axiom Area. 

At present, the 4 Ax-3 astronauts are seated inside their Crew Dragon Freedom as SpaceX works by means of its preflight countdown. Their walkout and ingress weren’t webcast reside, however SpaceX has shared video of their journey to the launch pad in Tesla autos. You’ll be able to watch that video beneath. 

The Ax-3 crew is commanded by former NASA astronaut Michael “LA” López-Alegría, with the Italian Air Drive’s Walter Villadei as pilot. Turkey’s soon-to-be first astronaut, Alper Gezeravcı and European Area Company (ESA) astronaut reserve member Marcus Wandt of Sweden spherical out the crew. 

2024-01-18T20:37:28.990Z

Ax-3 begins last countdown for launch at present

Four astronauts in white and gray spacesuits fist bumping on a gantry

The Ax-3 crew. (Picture credit score: SpaceX)

The Ax-3 mission, Axiom Area’s third industrial spaceflight with SpaceX, will launch 4 astronauts to the ISS from NASA’s Kennedy Area Heart in Cape Canaveral, Florida aboard a Falcon 9 rocket and its Dragon spacecraft Freedom. Liftoff is scheduled for 4:49 p.m. EST (2149 GMT). Right here is the place to observe it reside.

Learn extra: What time is the SpaceX Ax-3 astronaut launch for Axiom Area? How you can watch it reside at present

2024-01-17T17:53:11.722Z

SpaceX delays Ax-3 astronaut mission to Jan. 18

a white rocket on a launch pad in early morning twilight

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon spacecraft awaiting the launch of Axiom Area’s Ax-3 mission to the Worldwide Area Station.  (Picture credit score: SpaceX by way of X)

SpaceX is ready another day to launch the non-public Ax-3 astronaut mission.

The corporate introduced on Wednesday (Jan. 17) that the launch of the non-public Ax-3 mission to the Worldwide Area Station has been delayed by a day, to 4:49 p.m. EST (2149 GMT) on Thursday (Jan. 18). 

SpaceX says the delay will enable them to make sure their launch car is wholesome and prepared for liftoff. 

Learn extra: SpaceX delays launch of personal Ax-3 astronaut mission to Jan. 18

2024-01-17T13:08:18.542Z

SpaceX able to launch non-public Ax-3 astronaut mission at present

A black and white spacecraft on a white rocket at its launch pad with an access arm

Closeup of the Ax-3 Dragon capsule on the pad forward of its deliberate Jan. 17, 2024 liftoff.  (Picture credit score: SpaceX)

SpaceX is poised for its subsequent crewed liftoff.

The corporate stays on track to launch the non-public Ax-3 mission to the Worldwide Area Station (ISS) on Wednesday (Jan. 17) from NASA’s Kennedy Area Heart in Florida as deliberate.

“We’re joyful to say that we’re on observe — we’re prepared,” Benji Reed, senior director of human spaceflight packages at SpaceX, mentioned throughout a name with reporters on Tuesday night (Jan. 16). 

Learn extra: SpaceX on observe to launch non-public Ax-3 astronaut mission on Jan. 17

2024-01-16T15:27:12.192Z

Ax-3: Meet the crew

Four men stand with arms crossed, wearing dark blue jumpsuits with red accented shoulder wings. They look serious, except for the smiling man on the right. He is shorter than the rest.

The Ax-3 crew. (Picture credit score: Axiom Area)

Houston-based Axiom Area is poised for the corporate’s third non-public astronaut launch to house. Ax-3 will carry a four-person, all-European crew on a roughly two-week mission to conduct analysis aboard the Worldwide Area Station (ISS).

The quartet contains Ax-3 mission commander and former NASA astronaut Michael “LA” López-Alegría, mission specialist Walter Villadei, who additionally flew aboard Virgin Galactic’s Galactic 01 suborbital spaceflight as VIRTUTE 1 mission commander final summer season, Turkey’s soon-to-be first astronaut, Alper Gezeravcı and European Area Company (ESA) astronaut reserve member Marcus Wandt.

The Ax-3 crew will launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket within the early night, Wednesday, Jan. 17, from NASA’s Kennedy Area Heart (KSC), in Florida. After about 36 hours aboard their SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft, the crew will dock with the ISS early Friday morning, Jan. 19, if all goes in keeping with plan. 

Learn extra: Meet the 4 astronauts of SpaceX’s Ax-3 launch for Axiom Area

2023-06-01T19:45:05.092Z

Ax-2 astronauts to debate spaceflight at present

Four Ax-2 Axiom Space astronauts wave to recovery teams after the hatch to their Dragon spacecraft is opened following splashdown

(Picture credit score: Axiom Area)

The 4 astronaut of Axiom SpaceX’s Ax-2 mission to the Worldwide Area Station will discuss their non-public spaceflight for the primary since their touchdown late on Could 30 at present and you may watch it reside right here. 

Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson, a former NASA astronaut, will lead a public livestream dialogue about their flight with pilot John Shoffner, a paying Axiom buyer, and Saudi Area Fee astronauts Ali AlQarni and Rayyanah Barnawi at 4 p.m. EDT (2000 GMT). 

You’ll be able to watch it reside within the video feed on the high of this web page and on YouTube here.

At the moment the #Ax2 crew will share their experiences and spotlight the work carried out in the course of the second all-private astronaut mission to the ISS.Tune in reside at 3:00 PM CDT to the post-return press convention. https://t.co/oMcjt20SVpJune 1, 2023

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2023-05-31T04:05:20.069Z

Ax-2 astronauts exit Dragon capsule to finish mission

Four Axiom Space Ax-2 astronauts wave inside a SpaceX Dragon capsule after splashdown

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

After SpaceX restoration crew retrieved the Ax-2 Dragon capsule Freedom on its restoration ship Meghan, all 4 of the non-public astronauts have exited the spacecraft. Learn our full Ax-2 splashdown story.

The Ax-2 astronauts have been all smiles as they left the spacecraft, with some waving and posing for photographs earlier than being escorted away for medical checks. 

Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson was the primary to depart the capsule, with pilot John Shoffner following shortly after. Saudi astronauts Rayyanah Barnawi and Ali AlQarni adopted subsequent to spherical out the crew. The 4 astronauts have been pulled from the capsule simply over one hour after splashdown. 

After their medical checks, the astronauts will probably be flown to land by helicopter after which head to Houston, SpaceX officers mentioned.

That may wrap up our protection of the Ax-2 mission. Be a part of us again right here as soon as Axiom Area prepares for its subsequent non-public flight, Ax-3, sooner or later.

2023-05-31T03:24:11.244Z

SpaceX restoration groups attain Dragon capsule

SpaceX Dragon capsule with recovery teams after splashdown.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

SpaceX’s restoration groups have reached the Dragon Freedom capsule the place they’re getting ready it for retrieval by the corporate’s ship Meghan. Two groups on quick boats are engaged on the capsule whereas one other crew member on a jet ski labored to assist get well the parachutes.  

2023-05-31T03:12:13.373Z

Splashdown!

SpaceX Dragon capsule splashing down at night in the Gulf of Mexico with searchlights above.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

Splashdown! SpaceX’s Ax-2 Dragon capsule has landed safely, returning its crew of 4 non-public astronauts house after a ten day flight for Axiom Area. 

 “SpaceX, we want to let you know, that was an outstanding trip,” Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson mentioned. “We actually loved all of it.”

2023-05-31T03:04:41.257Z

Dragon primary parachutes deploy

SpaceX Dragon capsule under four parachutes in an infrared image

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

Primary parachute deploy! SpaceX’s Dragon capsule Freedom has deployed its primary chutes and is now floating down for a splashdown within the Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Panama Metropolis, Florida.

2023-05-31T03:00:50.462Z

Ax-2 Dragon noticed by restoration crews

SpaceX Dragon capsule reentry trail in the night sky for Ax-2 astronauts

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

SpaceX has regained communications with the Ax-2 Dragon capsule and it’s now seen to restoration crews on SpaceX ships within the Gulf of Mexico. Parachute deploy arising subsequent.

2023-05-31T02:54:24.993Z

Ax-2 Dragon in communications blackout zone

SpaceX’s Ax-2 Dragon capsule is reentering Earth’s environment and is now in a communications blackout interval as it’s enveloped in a super-hot plasma shell, protected by its heat-resistant warmth protect. 

The blackout interval will final about 7 minutes. 

2023-05-31T02:47:29.219Z

Ax-2 Dragon deorbit burn full

SpaceX’s Ax-2 Crew Dragon capsule Freedom accomplished its deorbit burn at about 10:31 pm ET (0231 GMT)  and closed its nosecone for reentry. 

The spacecraft is predicted to enter a deliberate communications blackout because it reenters Earth’s environment. 

“We’ll see you on the opposite aspect,” SpaceX radioed the crew. 

2023-05-31T01:59:38.266Z

Ax-2 astronauts put together for splashdown

Axiom SpaceX’s non-public Ax-2 astronauts are on observe to return to Earth tonight, Could 30, with a splashdown off the Florida coast at 11:04 p.m. EDT (0304 GMT). You’ll be able to watch it reside on Area.com, courtesy of SpaceX and Axiom Area. The webcast will start at 10 p.m. EDT (0200 GMT) and in addition be carried reside on this web page. 

Ax-2 mission commander Peggy Whitson, pilot John Shoffner (a paying Axiom Area buyer) and mission specialists Ali AlQarni and Rayyanah Barnawi, each of the Saudi Area Fee are wrapping up a 10-day spaceflight to the Worldwide Area Station, the place they spent 8 days residing on the orbiting lab and performing science experiments. 

2023-05-30T16:32:54.912Z

Ax-2 astronauts depart house station for Earth

four astronauts in white spacesuits in a cramped capsule

Ax-2 Commander Peggy Whitson (foreground) and Pilot John Shoffner (background) suited up and seated contained in the SpaceX Dragon Freedom spacecraft getting ready to undock from the house station. (Picture credit score: NASA TV)

The 4 crewmembers of Axiom Area’s Ax-2 mission are on their means house.

The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft carrying the Ax-2 crew undocked from the Worldwide Area Station at 11:05 a.m. EDT (1505 GMT), NASA tweeted on Tuesday (Could 30). 

The crew will now make a virtually 12-hour voyage house earlier than splashing down within the ocean off the coast of Florida at 11:02 p.m. EDT tonight (0302 GMT on Could 31). 

You’ll be able to watch the Ax-2 crew return to Earth right here at Area.com, courtesy of SpaceX, starting at about 10 p.m. EDT (0200 GMT on Could 31).

2023-05-30T11:40:13.898Z

Ax-2 astronauts to depart house station

11 astronauts packed together on the international space station

The members of the Worldwide Area Station’s present Expedition 69 crew welcome the 4 non-public astronauts of the Ax-2 mission to the orbiting lab on Could 22, 2023. (Picture credit score: Axiom Area)

It is undocking day for the Axiom Area Ax-2 astronauts. 

The 4 non-public astronauts will board their SpaceX Dragon and undock from the Worldwide Area Station at present, Could 30, and return to Earth to finish a 10-day mission in orbit. You’ll be able to watch the Ax-2 astronauts undock and land on Area.com, courtesy of NASA TV and SpaceX.

The motion will start at 9 a.m. EDT (1300 GMT), when NASA will start broadcasting TV protection of the hatch closure between the station and Ax-2’s SpaceX Dragon capsule Freedom. Hatch closure is scheduled for 9:10 a.m. EDT (1310 GMT). 

NASA will then restart its broadcast protection at 10:45 a.m. EDT (1445 GMT) forward of undocking, which is scheduled for 11:05 a.m. EDT (1505 GMT). Each occasions will probably be streamed reside on Area.com. 

The Ax-2 Dragon spacecraft will spend just below 12 hours in orbit earlier than returning to Earth, with splashdown scheduled for 11:02 p.m. EDT (0302 GMT on Could 31). SpaceX will provide its personal touchdown webcast beginning at 10 p.m. EDT (0200 GMT). 

2023-05-29T14:00:30.996Z

Ax-2 crew to bid farewell to ISS astronauts in ceremony

Axiom Area’s 4 non-public Ax-2 astronauts will bid farewell to their hosts on the Worldwide Area Station at present in a reside ceremony at 10:30 a.m. EDT (1430 GMT) and you’ll watch it live via NASA TV. 

On Sunday (Could 28) the astronauts – commander Peggy Whitson, pilot John Shoffner and mission specialists Ali AlQarni and Rayyanah Barnawi participated in a science briefing from orbit with Axiom Area, which you can also watch online. It was the final full day of science analysis and STEM outreach by the crew, according to an Axiom Space update.

Ax-2 pilot John Shoffner floating in weightlessness with Earth behind in the window.

(Picture credit score: Axiom Area)

The astronauts will spend the majority of at present packing up their gear and Dragon capsule Freedom for his or her return to Earth later this week. The quartet are scheduled to undock from the house station on Tuesday (Could 30). 

You’ll be able to watch the undocking reside on-line, by way of NASA TV, at 9 a.m. EDT (1300 GMT). Undocking is scheduled for 11:05 a.m. EDT (1505 GMT).

2023-05-28T12:25:31.442Z

Ax-2 astronauts start 2nd week in house

The Axiom Area Ax-2 astronauts have accomplished Flight Day 7 of their 10 day mission and are nearing the top of their 8-day keep on the Worldwide Area Station. 

The crew is predicted to depart the house station on Tuesday (Could 30) and return to Earth a short while later. 

In the previous couple of days, Ax-2 pilot John Shoffner, a paying buyer for Axiom Area, and Ax-2 mission specialists Ali AlQarni and Rayyanah Barnawi of the Saudi Area Fee have participated in a sequence of STEM outreach occasions utilizing the station’s ham radio in addition to video hyperlinks with college students on Earth. You may get a superb overview on their actions in Axiom Space’s Flight Day 7 highlights video on YouTube.

Axiom Space Ax-2 astronauts Rayyanah Barnawi on the left and Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson smile for a photo surrounded by science gear on International Space Station.

Axiom Area Ax-2 astronauts Rayyanah Barnawi on the left and Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson smile for a photograph whereas working within the Japanese Kibo laboratory on the Worldwide Area Station. (Picture credit score: Axiom_Space)

Barnawi has been utilizing a glovebox within the station’s Japanese Kibo lab to conduct DNA experiments whereas AlQarni on Saturday carried out experiments that measured {the electrical} exercise within the mind in house. 

Ax-mission commander Peggy Whitson, a former NASA astronaut, has been working alongside her crewmates. She additionally has been testing an Axiom Area stock monitoring system to be used on the house station, in addition to a Axiom communications protocols for personal astronaut flights. 

2023-05-27T11:12:47.572Z

Ax-2 non-public astronauts full 1st week in house

The 4 non-public astronauts of Axiom Area’s Ax-2 mission to the Worldwide Area Station full their first full week in orbit at present after their Sunday launch. 

In a mission replace on Friday, Axiom Area showcased pilot John Shoffner’s work testing an MIT “Skinsuit” garment designed to simulate some results of Earth gravity on an astronaut whereas in house. Saudi astronaut Rayyanah Barnawi has been conducting most cancers analysis experiments and duties utilizing a particular glovebox whereas fellow Saudi crewmate Ali AlQarni carried out experiments for a Saudi college. 

Shoffner unveiled the winners of his Artwork in Area and Poetry contest from contained in the house station. You’ll be able to see the artwork winners in Axiom Space’s Mission Update Video for May 26.

2023-05-26T13:18:48.805Z

Ax-2 astronauts to demo MIT Skinsuit

The 4 non-public Ax-2 astronauts are tackling their sixth in house at present, Could 26, with some demonstrations of progressive house clothes to assist astronauts reside in house. 

Ax-2 pilot John Shoffner will check out an MIT Skinsuit outfit at present designed to simulate the consequences of Earth’s gravity, not less than a few of them, on astronaut’s our bodies whereas they’re in house. He’ll reveal how the gear works in a livestream at 10:40 a.m. EDT (1440 GMT). 

You’ll be able to watch the event live on YouTube via the video link above. 

2023-05-25T12:08:23.800Z

Ax-2 astronauts full second day on house station

Ax-2 astronauts completed their second full day on the Worldwide Area Station yesterday (Could 24) and labored on science, for essentially the most half. 

Rayyanah Barnawi, a Saudi analysis scientist, carried out DNA nanotherapeutics (medical) mixing operations, and labored along with fellow Saudi astronaut Ali Alqarni on a sophisticated microscope known as Kermit. 

Commander Peggy Whitson, a former NASA astronaut, labored with U.S. pilot John Shoffner, did stem cell analysis whereas Shoffner additionally had two reside conversations with college students in the UK.

“I grew up eager to be an astronaut,” Shoffner mentioned in an excerpt shared on Axiom Area’s YouTube channel. “I used to be in love with the Area Race the second it began … It is an superior expertise. I am right here with a superb crew, having fun with a superb week of house science.”

2023-05-23T16:45:49.529Z

Ax-2 astronauts deal with first full day on ISS

Eleven astronauts on International Space Station celebrate the arrival of four Ax-2 astronauts on May 22, 2023.

(Picture credit score: Axiom SpaceX/NASA TV)

The 4 non-public astronauts of Axiom Area’s Ax-2 mission are spending the primary full day on the Worldwide Area Station. 

Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson, pilot John Shoffner (a paying crewmember) and mission specialists Ali AlQarni and Rayyannag Barnawi – each of the Saudi Area Fee – have a full plate of 20 totally different science experiments to carry out, in addition to in-space outreach occasions for college kids and the Saudi public. 

“My household and brothers within the Kingdom.. The sky is not any restrict to our ambition.. it’s only the start,” Barnawi wrote on Twitter after arriving on the station on Could 22. She turned the primary Saudi girl to fly in house and the 600th individual in house on this flight.

2023-05-22T15:26:34.914Z

Ax-2 astronauts enter house station

Astronauts welcome four new crewmembers from the private Ax-2 mission inside space station

(Picture credit score: NASA TV)

The 4 Ax-2 astronauts have formally entered the Worldwide Area Station, with broad smiles and handshakes welcoming them aboard. 

Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson was the primary to enter the station, a homecoming of kinds as she has beforehand commanded the station throughout earlier missions. Pilot John Shoffner, who’s paying for his journey on Ax-2 to Axiom Area, was subsequent. Saudi Area Fee astronaut Ali AlQarni was third, adopted by fellow Saudi astronaut Rayyanah Barnawi. 

The 4 Ax-2 astronauts be a part of a seven-person crew already on the station as a part of Expedition 69. They may have a full welcoming ceremony shortly to formally welcome the brand new group aboard. 

Astronauts welcome four new crewmembers from the private Ax-2 mission inside space station

(Picture credit score: NASA TV)
2023-05-22T15:09:46.889Z

Hatches open between Ax-2 Dragon, Area Station

Split screen showing astronauts inside Ax-2 Dragon capsule on left and space station on right

(Picture credit score: NASA TV)

The 4 Ax-2 astronauts aboard SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Freedom have opened the hatch between their spacecraft and the Worldwide Area Station. 

Hatch opening occurred at 11 a.m. EDT (1500 GMT) after astronauts contained in the station opened their very own hatch on the space-facing port of NASA’s Concord connecting node. 

The Ax-2 astronauts are anticipated to drift contained in the house station quickly for a welcome ceremony that was initially scheduled at 11:45 a.m. EDT (1545 GMT). 

2023-05-22T13:54:15.622Z

Docking! SpaceX’s Ax-2 arrives at house station

SpaceX Crew Dragon Freedom docked with space station as orbital sunrise begins

(Picture credit score: NASA TV/Axiom Area/SpaceX)

SpaceX’s Ax-2 Crew Dragon Freedom efficiently docked on the Worldwide Area Station at 9:12 a.m. EDT (1312 GMT) as each spacecraft sailed 262 miles above and to the northeast of Japan. 

“That is the softest docking I’ve ever had,” mentioned Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson, a former NASA astronaut who additionally flew to the station on a NASA house shuttle and Russian Soyuz capsule. 

The crew will now spend eight days docked on the station, performing science experiments, STEM outreach and different duties. NASA astronaut Woody Hoburg on the station welcomed Whitson again to the station, and her Ax-2 crewmates for the primary time, together with an Arabic greeting for Saudi astronauts Ali AlQarni and Rayannah Barnawi. 

“We look ahead to working with you guys this week,” Whitson mentioned.

New Ax-2 docking time: 9:10 am ET

SpaceX Crew Dragon Freedom flies with clouds of Earth behind ahead of docking

(Picture credit score: NASA TV/Axiom Area/SpaceX)

 SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Freedom is on observe for an earlier docking now, focused for 9:10 a.m. EDT (1310 GMT), for at present’s Ax-2 astronaut crew arrival on the Worldwide Area Station. 

Within the final 90 minutes, the spacecraft has handed a sequence of waypoints and is now lower than 200 meters away from the Worldwide Area Station. 

2023-05-22T11:43:28.006Z

Docking Day for Ax-2 crew

It is docking day for the 4 astronauts of Axiom Area’s Ax-2 mission and their SpaceX Dragon capsule is now scheduled to dock on the Worldwide Area Station at 9:10 a.m. EDT (1310 GMT), NASA officers say. 

A reside webcast is underway from NASA, SpaceX and Axiom Area and you may watch on the high of this web page and on our docking webcast web page right here.

The docking will finish a 15 hour journey to the house station for Ax-2 astronauts Peggy Whitson, John Shoffner, Ali AlQarni and Rayyanah Barnawi and start an eight-day keep on the station. 

There will probably be reside video of hatch opening between the 2 spacecraft at 11:13 a.m. EDT (1513 GMT), and the Crew’s welcoming remarks at 11:45 a.m. EDT (1545 GMT).

2023-05-22T01:26:52.881Z

Ax-2 astronauts thrilled to be in house

The 4 astronauts of Axiom Area’s Ax-2 mission are thrilled to be in house, however have been so busy getting out of their spacesuits after reaching orbit, they nearly forgot to look out the window. 

Ax-2 pilot John Shoffner, an investor and entrepreneur, mentioned the expertise of weightlessness after the trip into orbit was “an incredible feeling,” throughout a brief reside video chat with SpaceX’s Mission Management.

“We have been all fairly busy getting dressed and getting all of our gear out that we forgot to look out the window for a few minutes,” Shoffner mentioned. “But it surely’s wonderful feeling actually having fun with it. We’ll have an superior expertise.”

Rayyanah Barnawi, who turned the primary Saudi girl to fly in house as a Saudi nationwide astronaut, and her Saudi crewmate Ali AlQarni shared excited messages to house in Arabic, then translated them for his or her viewers. 

“Good day from outer house! It feels wonderful to be viewing Earth from this capsule.,” Barnawi mentioned, as she thanked the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, its King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for his or her help. “And to the individuals world wide, nicely, the longer term may be very shiny and I would really like you to dream massive, consider in your self and consider in humanity.”

Ax-2 astronauts waving while floating in weightlessness on SpaceX Dragon

From left: Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson, mission specialist Ali AlQarni, pilot John Shoffner and mission specialist Rayyanah   Barnawi wave throughout a name from house after launch on Could 21, 2023. (Picture credit score: SpaceX)
2023-05-21T23:27:21.951Z

Ax-2 crew doing nicely in orbit, launch a hit

SpaceX, Axiom Area and NASA report the Ax-2 astronauts are doing nicely after reaching orbit after a shocking launch on a Falcon 9 rocket. 

The 4 astronauts – commander and former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson; investor and pilot John Shoffner; and Saudi nationwide astronauts Ali AlQarni and Rayannah Barnawi – are on observe to dock on the Worldwide Area Station in just below 15 hours on the morning of Monday, Could 22. Docking is about for about 9:24 am ET (1324 GMT). 

SpaceX reported that the astronauts might have time to speak reside with mission management from orbit at 8:40 p.m. EDT (0040 GMT) tonight. If that’s the case, we’ll be sure you put up the hyperlink right here. 

Joel Montalbano, NASA’s program supervisor for the Worldwide Area Station, mentioned the crew on the house station is getting ready to welcome their new guests. They’re additionally gearing as much as obtain a brand new Russian cargo ship on Could 24, so it is going to be a busy time. 

The Ax-2 astronauts will spend 10 days in house, eight of them on the station. They’re anticipated to undock on Could 30, Montalbano mentioned.

We’ll proceed to offer reside mission updates right here every day in the course of the mission.

2023-05-21T22:12:21.325Z

Ax-2 in orbit, post-launch briefing at 7 pm ET

And that is a wrap for SpaceX’s’s Ax-2 non-public astronaut launch for Axiom Area. The 2 firms and NASA have ended their livestreams, however SpaceX and Axiom Area will proceed to put up updates on Twitter. You’ll be able to learn our wrap story right here.

It’s going to take about 15 hours for the crew to achieve the Worldwide Area Station, in order that they’ll doff their spacesuits, have their first meal in house and attempt to get some relaxation. (They may most likely plan to look out the window for a bit.)

NASA, SpaceX and Axiom Area will maintain a post-launch briefing at 7 p.m. EDT (2300 GMT). You’ll be able to take heed to it reside within the feed above.

SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft "Freedom" begins its journey to the International Space Station with the 600th person to enter Earth orbit after launching from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Sunday, May, 21, 2023.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)
2023-05-21T21:58:44.114Z

Spacecraft separation! Dragon Ax-2 astronauts in orbit

SpaceX Dragon capsule floating free above Earth with glowing blue Earth beyond.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Freedom has efficiently separated from its Falcon 9 rocket’s higher stage. Digicam views confirmed it flying free above a shiny blue Earth. 

In the meantime, the 4 Ax-2 astronauts are getting acquainted to zero gravity, taking part in with floating pens and their GiGi house bear. 

Ax-2 astronauts seated on Dragon spaceship watching objects float in zero gravity

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

The Falcon 9 rocket’s 1st stage aced a flawless touchdown at LZ-1, SpaceX’s touchdown pad at Cape Canaveral Area Drive Station. It was the primary time the corporate has landed a rocket on land after a crewed launch.

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket firing its engines for landing after launching into space.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)
2023-05-21T21:43:38.124Z

MECO and Stage Separation

SpaceX rocket returning to Earth while another stage heads to space

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 1st stage has shut down and separated from the higher stage. It has carried out a lift again burn to return to Earth. 

The higher stage engine has ignited as deliberate and continues to hold its Ax-2 crew into orbit. 

“Copy, nominal trajectory,” Ax-2 commander Peggy Whitson radioed to Mission Management.

2023-05-21T21:39:22.316Z

LIFTOFF! SpaceX launches Ax-2 non-public astronaut mission

SpaceX rocket lifting off from launch pad

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

Ignition! SpaceX’s Falcon 9 lifts off with a crew of 4 on the non-public Ax-2 astronaut mission for Axiom Area. Vacation spot: Worldwide Area Station.

2023-05-21T21:35:22.269Z

Strongback retracted, Dragon on inside energy

SpaceX studies it is Dragon capsule is now on inside energy and its Falcon 9 strongback help has retracted away. Fueling must also be  accomplished for the Falcon 9 rocket within the subsequent jiffy.

Minutes stay till the 5:37 pm ET (2137 GMT) launch.

SpaceX watching clouds, valve. Rely continues

SpaceX studies there’s an anvil cloud about 5 miles away from the launch pad and it simply wants to remain 3 miles away for launch. 

“Watching the clouds, considering dry ideas,” Ax-2commander Peggy Whitson mentioned.

“We’re honored to have you ever aboard Dragon capsule Freedom at present,” SpaceX’s launch director advised the crew. “We want you an important mission. Good luck, Godspeed and benefit from the trip.” “Let freedom fly”, Peggy Whitson known as again.

Engine chilldown underway. 

2023-05-21T21:20:40.925Z

SpaceX completes RP-1 fueling of 2nd stage

SpaceX studies it has accomplished fueling the 2nd stage of the Falcon 9 rocket with its RP-1 propellant. Stage 1 liquid oxygen fueling has been underway concurrently. Stage 2 LOX loading will observe shortly.

SpaceX is monitoring a valve subject on the primary stage manually to ensure its system is correctly pressurized for launch, however is constant with the countdown. A last verify is predicted on the T-35 seconds mark.

2023-05-21T21:04:14.075Z

Propellant loading begins for Falcon 9

SpaceX has begun loading the RP-1 rocket-grade kerosene propellant onto the Falcon 9 rocket. The method began about 35 minutes earlier than launch. 

2023-05-21T20:58:08.912Z

Crew Entry Arm retracted for Ax-2 launch

White SpaceX rocket on launch pad with crew access gantry retracted

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

SpaceX’s launch director has given the “go” to start getting ready to gas the Falcon 9 rocket for the Ax-2 mission. In the meantime, the launch pad’s Crew Entry Arm has efficiently retracted away from the Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon capsule. 

SpaceX has armed the launch escape system on the Dragon Freedom capsule, which is designed to tug the spacecraft freed from its rocket in case of an emergency. 

2023-05-21T20:49:37.570Z

Meet ‘GiGi’ the Construct-a-Bear Zero-G indicator

The Axiom Space Bear, a larger version of the Ax-2 zero-g indicator "GiGi," features Build-A-Bear's "Happy Hugs Teddy" wearing Axiom Space's AxEMU spacesuit.

(Picture credit score: collectSPACE.com)

Axiom Area unveiled the zero-g indicator and it’s a tiny model of an Axiom Area Bear known as “GiGi.” The lovable house bear is definitely a Construct-A-Bear creation (sure, you’ll be able to order a bigger model of it for your self) given to the Ax-2 crew earlier than launch. 

“GiGi was designed and constructed for the subsequent era of house explorers who will allow us to discover past, construct a sustainable future in low-Earth orbit and understand the intensive science analysis that will probably be achievable with their involvement and energetic participation in STEAM,” Sandra Nelson, vice chairman of selling at Axiom Area, advised Area.com contributor Robert Pearlman of collectSPACE.com.

The Axiom Area Bear is out there for order now from the Construct-A-Bear Workshop and Axiom Space web sites for $42 every.

2023-05-21T20:30:06.821Z

SpaceX close-out crew leaves pad, climate good

SpaceX’s John Insprucker studies that the close-out crew has departed Pad 39A and the Crew Entry Arm is being ready to swing away from the Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 rocket. 

Climate continues to look good for launch.

“Reporting no vital points, all the things persevering with to look good,” Insprucker mentioned.

2023-05-21T19:56:44.752Z

Dragon hatch closed for Ax-2 launch

SpaceX’s close-out crew has closed and sealed the aspect hatch of the Dragon capsule Freedom forward of at present’s launch of 4 Ax-2 astronauts for Axiom Area. 

The countdown continues to tick down towards a 5:37 p.m. EDT (2137 GMT) launch, and all techniques and climate seem like in good condition.

2023-05-21T19:17:53.458Z

Ax-2 astronauts in launch place

The 4 Ax-2 non-public astronauts at the moment are in launch place after SpaceX rotated their seats from the upright place for ingress into an upward-facing place for liftoff. 

A sequence of swimsuit leak checks are underway proper now. As we await the Crew Dragon aspect hatch closure, this is a clip of the crew heading out to the launch pad and assembly their rocket.

2023-05-21T19:07:42.337Z

Ax-2 crew all strapped in

Ax-2 astronauts in spacesuits strapped in inside Dragon capsule Freedom

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

Axiom Area’s Ax-2 crew is all smiles as they await communications checks whereas strapped of their Crew Dragon Freedom seats. 

SpaceX will conduct a sequence of communications checks with every crewmember to make sure all the things is prepared for launch.

2023-05-21T18:50:00.149Z

Ax-2 astronauts begins Dragon ingress

Ax-2 astronauts in spacesuits in Crew Access Arm white room preparing to enter Dragon.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

The Ax-2 astronauts have reached Pad 39A and brought the elevator as much as the Crew Entry Arm the place the mission’s commander Peggy Whitson and pilot John Shoffner have already entered their Dragon capsule. Saudi astronauts Ali AlQarni and Rayyanah Barnawi will observe shortly.

The non-public astronauts took a while to marvel at their launch car, then took the elevator as much as the Crew Entry Arm. They’d a possibility to make last cellphone calls to family members and signal SpaceX’s White Room wall earlier than coming into the Dragon Freedom capsule.

Ax-2 astronauts in spacesuits giving thumbs up on the way to the capsule.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)
2023-05-21T18:34:42.711Z

Ax-2 astronauts swimsuit up, head to launch pad

Ax-2 astronauts with their linked hands raised as they walkout in spacesuits

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

The Ax-2 astronauts have donned their glossy SpaceX-issue spacesuits inside SpaceX’s Falcon rocket help constructing and are on their option to the launch pad. They left the help constructing close to Launch Pad 39A, and can trip in three black Tesla electrical automobiles to their Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon capsule on the pad.

2023-05-21T18:30:46.957Z

Climate 75% Go for Ax-2 launch

SpaceX and Axiom Area have a brand new climate forecast for at present’s launch. There may be now a 75% likelihood of excellent climate, down from 80%. The principle concern is the formation of anvil clouds close to the launch website. 

2023-05-21T18:11:10.651Z

SpaceX Ax-2 livestream starting!

Will simply over 3 hours to go till the Ax-2 astronaut launch, SpaceX is warming up its livestream for at present’s liftoff protection. 

The corporate’s webcast is reside and is predicted to offer reside commentary by means of the launch countdown. You’ll be able to see the webcast on the high of this web page, however we suggest viewing it by means of the Area.com homepage or our Ax-2 webcast web page.

2023-05-21T14:47:04.215Z

What time is the Ax-2 launch? We have got you.

SpaceX diagram of the Ax-2 astronaut launch showing liftoff, rocket landing and separation.

(Picture credit score: SpaceX)

As SpaceX counts all the way down to launch the Ax-2 mission for Axiom Area, the corporate has shared an in depth timeline the way it will work. We have rounded all of it up in our “What time is SpaceX’s Ax-2 launch?” story, however this is a sneak peak. 

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SpaceX Ax-2 Launch Timeline
TIME (Hr:Min:Sec) EVENT Header Cell – Column 2
T+00:00:00 Liftoff Row 0 – Cell 2
T+00:01:02 Falcon 9 at Max Q Row 1 – Cell 2
T+00:02:26 1st stage MECO Row 2 – Cell 2
T+00:02:29 Stage separation Row 3 – Cell 2
T+00:02:37 2nd stage primary engine begin Row 4 – Cell 2
T+00:02:39 1st stage enhance again burn begins Row 5 – Cell 2
T+00:03:28 Increase again burn ends Row 6 – Cell 2
T+00:06:25 1st stage entry burn Row 7 – Cell 2
T+00:07:31 1st stage touchdown burn Row 8 – Cell 2
T+00:07:58 1st stage touchdown Row 9 – Cell 2
T+00:08:47 2nd stage engine cutoff Row 10 – Cell 2
T+00:11:58 Dragon capsule separation Row 11 – Cell 2
T+00:12:46 Dragon nosecone opens Row 12 – Cell 2
2023-05-21T13:15:44.199Z

Launch Day for Axiom Area!

the sun rising behind Axiom Space's SpaceX Dragon capsule

(Picture credit score: Axiom Area)

It is launch day for Axiom Area’s non-public Ax-2 house crew on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon capsule from Pad 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Area Heart in Florida.  Liftoff is about for 5:37 p.m. EDT (2137 GMT). 

You can watch the Ax-2 launch reside on-line, together with on Area.com, starting at about 2:10 p.m. EDT (1810 GMT) in a livestream supplied by SpaceX. 

The Ax-2 mission is the second all-private launch to the Worldwide Area Station by Axiom Area. It’s going to launch 4 astronauts to the station on a 10-day flight, eight of these days will probably be on the house station.

The mission is commanded by former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, who would be the first girl to guide a non-public house mission. Serving as pilot is investor John Shoffner, who’s a paying buyer for Axiom Area. Two of Saudi Arabia’s first astronauts, Ali AlQarni and Rayyanah Barnawi, spherical out the crew. 

AlQarni and Barnawi would be the first Saudi astronauts to go to the Worldwide Area Station, with Barnawi to grow to be the primary Saudi girl in historical past to fly in house.

As we put together for launch, this is just a few issues to find out about this mission:

Meet the 4 astronauts of Axiom Area’s Ax-2 mission

Pleasure builds for 1st Saudi astronauts to fly to house station

Saudi Arabia’s 1st feminine astronaut hopes children will observe in her footsteps

SpaceX Ax-2 non-public astronaut mission will develop 1st stem cells in house

Axiom crews to make use of customized Fisher house pens on non-public missions

Pictures from the Ax-2 all-private house mission

2023-05-20T23:23:03.241Z

Ax-2 mission GO for Sunday launch

The Axiom Space Ax-2 private astronaut crew smiles in their Dragon capsule

The Axiom Area Ax-2 non-public astronaut crew smiles of their Dragon capsule throughout launch rehearsal. They’re: (from left) Saudi astronaut Rayyanah Barnawi; investor and pilot John Shoffner; former NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson; and Saudi astronaut Ali AlQarni. (Picture credit score: SpaceX)

NASA, SpaceX and Axiom Area have formally cleared the Ax-2 non-public astronaut mission for launch, with liftoff set for five:37 p.m. EDT (2137 GMT) on Sunday, Could 21. You can watch the Ax-2 launch reside on-line, together with on Area.com. 

Officers for NASA and each firms met in a launch readiness evaluation assembly at present and signed off on the deliberate launch. That is the second all-private Axiom Area mission to the house station.

“It is clearly a really, very thrilling day,” Derek Hassmann, Axiom Area’s chief of mission integration and operations, advised reporters in a teleconference this night. “We labored a protracted, very long time in collaboration with our companions at SpaceX and NASA to get so far. The crew has been working very arduous to get skilled and  they’re definitely able to go.”

Benji Reed, SpaceX’s senior director for human spaceflight packages, mentioned {that a} last verify of the mission’s Dragon capsule Freedom did reveal one subject that wanted to be resolved. 9 fasteners on a panel close to the highest of Dragon spacecraft had much less thermal safety filler materials than anticipated, Reed defined, so a crew is utilizing a crane close to the rocket to achieve the location to fill the gaps in these fasteners in time for flight.

“We’re really pretty assured that that might be okay that we may we may fly the dragon that means after which come again and reenter with the quantity of fill that we now have there. These analyses are ongoing,” Reed mentioned. “Nevertheless, in an abundance of warning, we have determined to go forward and get these cells precisely to the quantity that they have to be stuffed with this thermal protecting safety materials on these 9 fasteners.”

Reed mentioned the method will probably be accomplished tonight. 

“It will haven’t any impression, we anticipate, to the launch.”

2023-05-20T11:44:18.166Z

1 day to launch: Ax-2 crew aces costume rehearsal

The Axiom Space Ax-2 private astronaut crew in their SpaceX spacesuits

The Ax-2 astronauts pose for a crew photograph throughout a launch day costume rehearsal at SpaceX’s pad at NASA’s Launch Advanced 39A on the Kennedy Area Heart in Florida on Could 19, 2023. (Picture credit score: SpaceX)

SpaceX is someday away from launching 4 non-public astronauts to the Worldwide Area Station for Axiom Area and the Ax-2 mission’s crew are greater than prepared for launch. 

On Friday, Could 19, the Ax-2 astronauts — commander Peggy Whitson (a former NASA   spaceflyer); pilot John Shoffner, a paying buyer; and Saudi astronauts Rayyanah Barnawi and Ali AlQarni; — carried out a costume rehearsal for his or her deliberate launch on Sunday from NASA’s Launch Pad 39A on the Kennedy Area Heart in Cape Canaveral Florida. 

The 4 astronauts donned their glossy SpaceX spacesuits and rode out to the pad in Tesla electrical automobiles, the place they climbed inside their Dragon capsule Freedom. 

“We obtained to see our rocket up shut at present! And, sure, there are goose bumps of pleasure!!” Whitson said on Twitter. 

Groups accomplished a full rehearsal of launch day actions with the @Axiom_Space Ax-2 crew pic.twitter.com/0xhqrf0SwLMay 19, 2023

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2023-05-19T16:25:51.522Z

Two days till Ax-2 launch

The Axiom 2 (Ax-2) mission is about to launch at 5:37 p.m. EDT (2137 GMT) on Could 21 from Kennedy Area Heart in Florida atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. And the crew of the mission can hardly include their pleasure forward of the eight-day-long mission to the Worldwide Area Station (ISS). 

Crew commander Peggy Whitson would be the first girl to guide a non-public house mission, following two instructions of the ISS as a NASA astronaut. “We actually really feel like we’re ready to go. We have now just a few extra aims to satisfy within the subsequent few days, however we’re so excited to get to house,” she mentioned in a press convention Tuesday (Could 16).

The crew contains Saudi astronauts Rayyanah Barnawi and Ali Alqarni, non-public pilot John Shoffner and Whitson. Alqarni plans to deliver Saudi espresso and dates as he and Barnawai grow to be the primary two Saudi astronauts on the orbiting complicated. — Rob Lea

2023-05-17T21:48:11.652Z

What to find out about Axiom Area’s 2nd non-public mission to the ISS

Axiom Area remains to be aiming to launch its Ax-2 mission with SpaceX on Sunday (Could 21) from Kennedy Area Heart in Florida.

Need to study extra in regards to the mission? This is what it’s essential to find out about Ax-2 and the way it suits into Axiom Area’s formidable plans in Earth orbit.

Learn extra: Meet the 4 astronauts of SpaceX’s Ax-2 mission for Axiom Area

2023-05-16T22:18:57.275Z

Ax-2 crew shares pleasure over upcoming launch

The 4 astronauts who will probably be launching on Axiom Area’s upcoming Ax-2 mission to the Worldwide Area Station (ISS) held a digital press convention on Tuesday (Could 16) to debate their impending spaceflight.

Ali Alqarni and Rayyanah Barnawi, Ax-2 mission specialists who’re members of Saudi Arabia’s first astronaut class, shared their pleasure over being chosen to characterize their nation because it sends its first people to the ISS. “We’re actually honored and privileged to have you ever guys and to be a part of this wonderful mission,” Alqarni mentioned, including that he and Barnawi “are actually thrilled and excited for our mission and to characterize Saudi Arabia on this journey.”

Ax-2 pilot John Shoffner, in the meantime, shared that “To say I am excited to be right here can be a gross understatement.” It will likely be Shoffner’s first journey to house.

Axiom Area’s Ax-2 mission is scheduled to liftoff atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Sunday (Could 21) at 5:37 p.m. EDT (2137 GMT) from Kennedy Area Heart in Florida. You’ll be able to watch it reside right here courtesy of NASA and SpaceX.

Learn extra: Ax-2 non-public astronauts cannot wait for his or her Could 21 SpaceX launch to the house station
Associated: Meet the 4 astronauts of SpaceX’s Ax-2 mission for Axiom Area

2023-05-15T15:16:20.840Z

Axiom Area ‘Go’ for Ax-2 launch on Could 21

In a Flight Readiness Assessment (FRR) convention held Monday (Could 15), mission managers from NASA, SpaceX, and Axiom Area mentioned the upcoming Ax-2 mission to the Worldwide Area Station (ISS) is at the moment on observe to launch as scheduled at 5:37 p.m. EDT (2137 GMT) on Sunday, Could 21. 

“At the moment we had a evaluation the place we introduced collectively members of the crew from Axiom Area, SpaceX and NASA to speak in regards to the upcoming mission, and on the finish of that evaluation, the complete crew polled ‘go,'” mentioned Ken Bowersox, affiliate administrator for NASA’s Area Operations Mission Directorate.

The mission would be the second-ever all-private mission to the Worldwide Area Station. The primary, Ax-1, launched in April 2022 atop a SpaceX rocket and noticed 4 non-public astronauts spend greater than two weeks aboard the ISS.

Learn extra: SpaceX to launch 1st Saudi girl to house on non-public Ax-2 mission





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