Astronauts from India, Poland and Hungary take off for the space

The mission was launched two weeks late due to concerns for losses at the space station

Canaveral Cape – India, Poland AND Hungary They launched their first astronauts in over 40 years on Wednesday 25, sending them to a private flight to the International Space Station.

The Falcon rocket of Space x It took off by the NASA Kennedy Space Center two weeks late due to losses with losses of the space station.

The upper capsule carried not only the three new arrivals in space, none of which was alive when the first astronauts were launched in their countries, but also the most experienced astronaut in the United States, Peggy Whits.

In addition to Whitson, the crew includes the Shubhanshu Shukla, Indian Air Force driver; Tibor Kapi Hungarian, mechanical engineer; And Polish Slawosz Uznanski-Wisniewski, a radiation expert and one of the astronauts of the European Space Agency project, sometimes convened for a temporary service.

The three countries divided the two -week mission account. Axiom Space, a Houston company that organized the agreement, has estimated the ticket price of over $ 65 million per customer. Astronauts should reach the orbital laboratory the next morning. /Ap

Source: Terra

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