NASA recently announced the date of the astronauts’ flight to the International Space Station on the Space X spacecraft. Astronauts are expected to fly to the International Space Station on October 31 in a Falcon 9 from NASA’s Kennedy Space Flight Center.

Recall that NASA astronauts Bob Benken and Doug Harley flew to the International Space Station in spacecraft in May and spent about two months in orbit. Three Americans and one Japanese astronaut, Michael Hopkins, Victor Glover, Shannon Walker, and Soichi Noguchi, will take part in the new flight. They will spend 6 months on the International Space Station.

In July, NASA also expressed ambitions to send a Crew 2 mission. The next launch is scheduled for spring.

It should be noted that on August 20, NASA began investigating the “leak problem” on the International Space Station. Fortunately, despite the problem, the astronauts’ health was not endangered.