NASA TV Coverage News Conference
SpaceX Crew Dragon members Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken held a news conference, along with fellow NASA astronaut Christopher Cassidy, on board the… read more
SpaceX Crew Dragon members Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken held a news conference, along with fellow NASA astronaut Christopher Cassidy, on board the International Space Station (ISS). They provided details about their launch from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center along with the successful docking at the ISS. The SpaceX Crew Dragon members also talked about the mission objectives while in low-Earth orbit including conducting research, maintaining the space station and performing tests on the Crew Dragon. This news conference was hosted by NASA TV from Johnson Space Center in Houston. close
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