SpaceX, the space company of Tesla owner, businessman and entrepreneur billionaire Elon Musk, is making its fourth astronaut flight for NASA. SpaceX, which made its first private flight last month, had to postpone its new space mission planned on Sunday until Wednesday due to weather conditions.
SpaceX with a crew of four last month first private flight had accomplished. Among the four-man crew, which had no astronauts among them, was 38-year-old billionaire Jared Isaacman. SpaceX, which was planning to perform the astronaut flight for NASA this Sunday, had to delay the launch due to bad weather conditions.
With the space flights of British businessman Richard Branson with Virgin Galactic and Amazon owner Jeff Bezos with Blue Origin, the space race has acquired a new dimension possible to say. A Turkish artist’s song was also transported to space during the space travel carried out by Blue Origin. SpaceX, Elon Musk’s ambitious company in the space race, has made three astronaut flights for NASA in the last 1.5 years. SpaceX fourth mission from Sunday due to weather conditions. to Wednesday postponed.
Weather conditions need to be perfect:
on the International Space Station for a 6 month assignment The four astronauts preparing to launch were supposed to have started their journey early in the morning on Sunday. Although NASA has indicated that the weather will be favorable from the northeast at sea with a heavy storm big waves happened. ‘What does the sea have to do with space?’ question may come to mind. But such weather events a threat to security forming.
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For SpaceX to launch, weather conditions must be favorable from the east coast of the United States to the North Atlantic and Ireland. Ensuring this is of paramount importance to the mission because after launch, in case something goes wrong, the capsule will be thrown into the sea/ocean. emergency landing may need to do. The flight was delayed to Wednesday, when the weather was expected to be more favorable. One German and three Americans The crew of astronauts will remain at Kennedy Space Center until launch day.