NASA Launches SpaceX Mission to Rescue ISS Astronauts

SpaceX launched a two-person crew to the International Space Station on Saturday. NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov took off inside a SpaceX Crew Dragon from Cape Canaveral, Florida, part of a mission to bring home two NASA astronauts stuck in orbit at the ISS. (Updates video source to NASA TV)

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[pradhansenapatiratne]

" SpaceX Launches NASA Mission to Rescue ISS Astronauts "

[kennybrown]

Wait a minute... NASA launched a SpaceX rocket? 😂

[adamashton]

Elon just casually landing rockets ass first like nothing special

[b-rare]

Under 7, 000 views and literally this is to save people trapped in space. Why isn’t this big news?

[rickrodrodrigues]

SpaceX will have to take two steps forward, and one step back, if they are ever allowed to make progress. The FAA will be trying to stop them, at every launch.

[ZenKaizen]

China has shuttles going to the Tiangong space station often. They should have been able to help the ISS astronauts back to earth

[Hss-uhzc]

You ain't gettin' past that FIRMAMENT 😂😆🤣 or no wait what does NASA call it oh yeah the VAN ALLEN BELT 🤣😆😂

[mbaye]

1969 : NASA landed men on the moon and brought them back to earth no problem

2024: need help bringing back astronauts stuck right outside the earth atmosphere

Am I the only one astonished ?

[toram]

NASA asked space x to launch for rescue

[MrKenng]

Let's hope that all economic indicators including PMI, consumer sentiment and retail sales will all come in weaker than expected. Let's also wish that the Fed will cut interest rate but in a moderate way. Same goes with other central banks too. Thank you. 😊🙏🙏🏼

[MrKenng]

Vote for Trump and have another red wave again. Thank you.