SpaceX and Boeing Starliner saga continues with Crew-9 launch to ISS
It’s not a rescue mission, but the two astronauts left behind by Boeing’s Starliner at the International Space Station will soon welcome their new ride home with the arrival of a SpaceX Crew Dragon that made a historic launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force Base on Saturday.
Launch recap: NASA Crew-9 launch to ISS aboard SpaceX Dragon from Cape Canaveral
Space Launch Complex 40 is located just south of Kennedy Space Center. Once the Crew-9 duo launched, the Falcon 9 rocket traveled on a northeast trajectory, carrying their SpaceX Dragon, named Freedom, on a path to meet up with the International Space Station.
Watch SpaceX launch Crew-9 astronaut mission to the ISS
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