How to watch SpaceX Crew-4 astronauts blast off into international space

NASA and SpaceX’s International Space Station (ISS) from Launch Complex 39A of the Kennedy Space Center. Originally originally launched for Crew-4 astronauts on Saturday, April 23, but due to a corporate space lag for the Ax-1 mission, the mission won’t begin until today, Wednesday, April 27 at the earliest.

NASA astronauts Jill Lindgren, Bob Hines, Jessica Watkins and Samantha Cristoforetti will launch the European Space Agency aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft atop a Falcon 9 rocket.

The flight will be SpaceX’s fourth crewed transport mission to operate, and the fifth manned mission overall after Dragon completed its first astronaut flight in 2020 on a demonstration mission.

what are you expecting

A NASA live broadcast will show the astronauts making their way to the Falcon 9 rocket and being strapped into their seats inside the Crew Dragon capsule. Multiple cameras will also cover the launch of the missile, the stage separation, and the landing of the missile’s first stage back on Earth. The following picture is from Space Space Space Space Space Space Space.

how to watch

Kennedy’s 39A launch is scheduled for 3:52 AM ET (12:52 AM PT) on Wednesday, April 27.

The live broadcast will begin several hours in advance, and NASA has yet to announce a specific date. You can watch it via the video embedded at the top of the page via NASA’s YouTube channel, a watch that will carry the same feed.

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The video was verified in a video released by NASA that shows Crew-4 astronauts preparing for their mission.