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SUMMARY:LAUNCH AND DOCKING OF SOYUZ MS-21 TO ISS\, Mar 18\, 2022\, Kazakhstan/Earth orbit\, 11:55 am ET/3:05 pm ET
DESCRIPTION:Russia will launch its next crew to the International Space Station from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on March 18\, 2022 . \n\nLaunch\, 11:55 am ET\, Baikonur Cosmodrome\, Kazakhstan (NASA TV begins 11:15 am ET);\nDocking\, 3:05 pm ET (NASA TV begins 2:15 pm ET);\nHatch opening/welcome ceremony\, 5:30 pm ET (NASA TV begins 5:15 pm ET)\n\nAll three crew members are professional Russian cosmonauts from Roscosmos. \n\nOleg Artemeyev\nDenis Matveev\nSergei Korsakov\n\nThe last all-Russian crew\, launched in October 2021\, was one professional cosmonaut and two space tourists (a film director and an actress shooting scenes for a movie). \nUsually a NASA astronaut travels to and from ISS on Soyuz\, but the US-Russian contract — where NASA paid Russia for the service — expired in 2021. A new “crew exchange” agreement for Americans to continue flying on Soyuz and Russians to fly on the U.S. Crew Dragon on a no-exchange-of-funds basis was said to be close to completion early in 2022. Whether that will proceed following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 remains to be seen.
URL:https://spacepolicyonline.com/events/launch-and-docking-of-soyuz-ms-21-to-iss-mar-18-2022-kazakhstan-earth-orbit-1155-am-et-305-pm-et/
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