. SpaceX plans to add thousands more satellites to its network in the coming years. The next launch is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 5.
to former astronauts Douglas Hurley and Robert Behnken, who piloted the first manned SpaceX mission in conjunction with NASA to the ISS in 2020. The"Dragon Endeavour" launch also marked the first U.S.-led manned spaceflight since NASA's space shuttle program was retired in 2011.
“Bob and Doug and the team at SpaceX worked for years to design a new crew capsule, aptly named the ‘Crew Dragon,’” Harris said at the ceremony on Tuesday. “They understood the stakes of their work for our nation, for our world, and importantly for the astronauts who would one day entrust their lives to the Dragon capsule.”. During reentry into Earth's atmosphere, Columbia broke apart, killing all seven astronauts aboard.
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