According to CBS reporter William Harwood, the International Space Station (ISS), carrying the first space tourists, had to maneuver yesterday due to a satellite wreck caused by Russia’s tests. In the statements made, it was stated that this maneuver will not affect the return of tourists; however, later news revealed that the Ax-1 crew’s voyage to Earth was delayed until today due to weather conditions.
Humanity’s space exploration continues unabated; We know that there are serious developments in this regard every day. However, there are some misfortunes in this regard. Recently, we shared with you that the first tourists sent to the International Space Station (ISS) were stranded in the station and could not return to Earth due to adverse weather conditions.
However, the news now that these tourists are struggling with some problems in space, and that the ISS, which is of great importance for our research, last day Russia revealed that he was faced with a problem caused by
Space station forced to maneuver due to satellite debris
CBS Correspondent William Harwood, in his statements on Friday, on his social media account, saw a plane flying up as a result of a test conducted by Russia. satellite He stated that the ISS astronauts were warned because of this. The famous journalist, who is also known for his posts about space missions, is on Saturday for this reason; that is, to prevent a possible collision yesterday, the station maneuver He stated he could do it.
Sharing a post once again in the following hours, Harwood, fortunately, said that the satellite wreckage had a bearing against the station. not pose a danger recorded. However, he added that the station will do the indicated maneuver just in case. It was also among the news that this maneuver will not affect the return of the Ax-1 mission, which includes tourists, to Earth.
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However, NASA shared yesterday that the Ax-1 mission will start from Saturday to Sunday; that is, it announced that it was postponed to today. In the statements made, it was stated that this delay was caused by adverse weather conditions shown. According to NASA, the Ax-1 crew will leave the space station tonight at 03:55 CEST and head towards our planet.