NASA LAUNCH TODAY STATUS UPDATE

'The sights from here are amazing, especially during sunset,' private astronaut Eytan Stibbe, an Israeli entrepreneur who paid for his seat alongside crew members Mark Pathy and Larry Connor, said during a livestreamed event April 13. The Ax-1 crew, now living and working aboard the International Space Station, says they would love a trip to the moon. He is the 19th Jewish person to fly in space. Passover begins at sundown and Stibbe has taken shmurah matzah, or 'guarded' matzah, along with other Passover provisions, provided by Rabbi Zvi Konikov of Chabad of the Space & Treasure Coasts, a synagogue in Florida. 'Passover is all about freedom, which is a value which we celebrate annually and remind ourselves about the importance of freedom,' Stibbe said of the Jewish holiday during a pre-launch news conference on April 1. Today's a special day for Stibbe and the Ax-1 crew as the Israeli astronaut will celebrate Passover in space. All the colors of this very fragile atmosphere that surrounding our planet and protecting us.' 'You see the Earth, and you see the atmosphere and different colors, sometimes red, green, brown, yellow. 'The sights from here are amazing, especially during sunset,' Eytan Stibbe, an Israeli entrepreneur and Ax-1 mission specialist, added during the livestreamed event. Ax-1 pilot and American entrepreneur Larry Connor said he would love a trip to the moon after this flight, if the opportunity arises. On Wednesday, the commercial astronauts spoke with students at Space Center Houston in Texas to describe what their mission's been like. The four private astronauts of Axiom Space's Ax-1 mission have hit the one-week mark of their 10-day mission to the International Space Station. They are (from left): Ax-1 pilot Larry Connor commander and former NASA astronaut Michael López-Alegría Canadian entrepreneur Mark Pathy and Israeli entrepeneur Eytan Stibbe. The four private astronauts of the Axiom Space Ax-1 mission to the International Space Station wave to students at Space Center Houston during a video call on April 13, 2022. The private astronauts will spend 11 days in space, eight of them on the space station, performing experiments, sampling a gourmet menu cooked up by celebrity chef José Andrés and enjoying their spaceflight experience. The Ax-1 mission, which will launch former NASA astronaut Michael López-Alegría and paying paying passengers Larry Connor, Mark Pathy and Eytan Stibbe to the station, will now lift off at 12:05 p.m. NASA's fueling test, called a wet dress rehearsal, will begin on April 1 and end on April 3. NASA, however, must complete its first fueling test of its Artemis 1 moon rocket by the same day at the nearby Pad 39B, prompting the agency to take priority. SpaceX initially planned to launch the Ax-1 mission on April 3, Sunday, from Pad 39A of NASA's Kennedy Space Center. NASA, SpaceX and Axiom space have delayed the launch of the Ax-1 mission to no earlier than April 6 due to a conflict with the space agency's Artemis 1 moon rocket fueling test this weekend. Frank Rubio Set to Exceed U.S.T16:58:09.324Z Ax-1 mission launch delayed to April 6.Artemis 2 and a New Era of Lunar Science.Life-Leading Falcon 9 Prepares for Record-Breaking 17th Launch Tonight.SpaceX Launches Year’s 40th Starlink Mission, 400th Miniaturized Satellite, Atop Record-Setting Falcon 9.Posts associated with the Missions mission

NASA LAUNCH TODAY STATUS UPDATE

This page will automatically update when there is a change in the mission status. Surveillance from space augments and overcomes existing ground sensor limitations with timely 24-hour above-the-weather collection of satellite metric data only possible with a space-based sensor and then communicates its findings to satellite operators, analysts, and other mission users. This the capability to search, detect and track objects from a space-based sensor for timely custody and event detection. The SILENTBARKER/NROL-107 payload is a joint NRO and Space Force Space Domain Awareness (SDA) mission. This has a common core booster, a 5 metre payload fairing, 5 strap-on solid rocket boosters and a single Centaur upper stage. The Atlas V will fly in the 551 configuration, the most powerful Atlas V rocket in production. Launch scheduled for 10 Sep 23 at 12:47 GMTĪn Atlas V rocket will launch from Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral space Force Station carrying SILENTBARKER/NROL-107 into space. Launch of SILENTBARKER/NROL-107 on a Atlas V 551 rocket from Cape Canaveral AFB, FL launch complex LC-41

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