Four private citizens are about to blast off from the Kennedy Space Center for a spacecraft ride to the International SpaceStation. Here's how to watch.
Contents Four private citizens are about to blast off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida for a spacecraft ride to the International Space Station .
Recommended Videos The early stages of the Ax-2 flight will be live streamed on NASA’s YouTube channel. Read on for everything you need to know to watch. The Crew Dragon spacecraft supporting Sunday’s mission has flown before, transporting four Crew-4 astronauts to and from the ISS in 2022. Places aboard Axiom Space’s private missions come at a colossal cost, with each crewmember required to hand over around $50 million from their own pocket or through funding.
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