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Reading:SPACEX calls Crew-10 astronauts for NASA due to hydraulic issues (video)
SPACEX will not start NASA’s next astronaut mission today (March 12).
The company plans to send a four -member crew 10 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at EDT (2348 GMT) at 7:48 pm this evening. But about 45 minutes before the lift-off, SPACEX tried to draw falcon 9 to the pads due to the hydraulic issue of the Transporter-ERECTOR, and to try it because of the support structure.
NASA’s Crew-10 Commander Anne Mcclain spoke to the lunch controller after scrub. “Kudos of the entire team, I know it’s a lot of things to go, but as mentioned earlier, we will be ready when there is equipment.”
SpaceX’s CREW-10 Falcon 9 ROCKET and Dragon Endurance stands at the top of the pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral on March 12, 2025, at the first launch attempt to send four astronauts to the international space station. (Image credit: Future/Josh Dinner)
An official of NASA said today that it is related to transporter-liter’s clamp cancer during the launch of the agency. There was no problem with the Crew-Dragon Capsule of Crew-10 falcon 9 or endurance.
