‘Ride of a lifetime’: SpaceX delivers new crew to ISS in record-breaking 15 hours; station population hits 11

SpaceX successfully transported four astronauts to the International Space Station in a record-breaking 15 hours. The crew, including members from NASA, Japan, and Russia, will spend six months aboard the ISS, replacing the current team. This mission involves conducting simulations for future moon-landing scenarios as part of the Artemis program, while NASA considers adjustments to crew sizes and Starliner's future.