Crew‑12 je zakazan za lansiranje u petak, 13. februara u 5:15 a.m. ET sa Cape Canaverala, a predviđeno dokovanje na ISS je u subotu, 14. februara oko 3:15 p.m. ET. Put do stanice traje oko 10 sati ako misija poleti po planu. Prenose uživo obezbeđuju NASA+ (YouTube, X), SpaceX i Amazon Prime; Netflix nije najavio poseban prenos. Posada koja ide na ISS su Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, Sophie Adenot i Andrey Fedyaev.
Crew‑12 Poleti 13. Febrara — Kada Je Lansiranje, Kako Pratiti I Kada Se Dokuje Na ISS
Firefly's Blue Ghost lunar lander captures its shadow on the moon's surface after completing a successful landing March 2 near a volcanic feature on the moon called Mons Latreille. The vehicle became the first of two landers manufactured by a U.S. company to reach the moon is 2025 in crucial missions to lay the groundwork for NASA to return humans to the lunar surface in the years ahead.
Međunarodna svemirska stanica (ISS) uskoro bi mogla da dočeka novu četvoročlanu posadu ako misija Crew‑12 poleti prema planu. Nakon dva vremenska odlaganja u Floridi, NASA i SpaceX su zakazali rani jutarnji polet za petak, 13. februar.
Vreme i mesto lansiranja
Lansiranje je planirano za petak, 13. februar u 5:15 a.m. ET sa Lansirne rampe 40 (Launch Pad 40) na Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida. Raketa SpaceX Falcon 9 nosi kapsulu Dragon sa posadom.
Put do ISS i dokovanje
Ako lansiranje prođe po planu, putovanje do orbitalne laboratorije traje oko deset sati. Predviđeno dokovanje na ISS je subota, 14. februar oko 3:15 p.m. ET. Nakon uspešnog pristajanja, otvaranje prolaza i ulazak astronauta na stanicu očekuju se nekoliko sati kasnije.
Gde i kako pratiti prenos
NASA i SpaceX obezbeđuju direktne prenose misije:
- NASA+ (takođe dostupan na YouTube i na nalogu agencije na X) — prijenos počinje rano ujutro i nastavlja se tokom približavanja i dokovanja.
- SpaceX stream — prenos je dostupan na zvaničnom sajtu kompanije, na X platformi i u njihovoj X TV aplikaciji; obično počinje oko sat vremena pre lansiranja.
- Amazon Prime takođe prenosi događaj. Netflix nije najavio poseban prenos.
Prema objavljenom rasporedu, NASA+ počinje pokrivanje već u 3:15 a.m. ET u petak i traje do kratko posle poletanja; zatim sledi audio‑pokrivanje tokom tranzita Dragon kapsule. Post‑lansirna konferencija sa predstavnicima NASA i SpaceX planirana je neposredno nakon lansiranja, a detalji prenosa biće objavljeni na YouTube kanalu agencije. Prenos će se zatim vratiti u subotu u 1:15 p.m. ET za fazu približavanja i dokovanja.
Zašto je lansiranje pomereno i stanje posade na ISS
Misija Crew‑12 je pomerena nekoliko dana ranije kako bi pojačala broj osoblja na ISS, koji je privremeno pod‑osobljen nakon što su članovi posade misije Crew‑11 medicinski evakuisani sredinom januara. NASA i partneri nisu javno objavili detalje o identitetu ili prirodi medicinskog slučaja.
Posada Crew‑12
Četiri člana posade trenutno su u karantinu u Kennedy Svemirskom Centru kako bi se smanjio rizik od bolesti pred lansiranje. Posada uključuje:
- Jessica Meir — komandantkinja misije, marinbiolog iz Mejna, drugo putovanje na ISS.
- Jack Hathaway — pilot, pilot Mornarice iz Connecticuta, prvi svemirski let nakon izbora u klasi 2021.
- Sophie Adenot — specijalistkinja misije iz ESA, prvi svemirski let.
- Andrey Fedyaev — ruski kosmonaut iz Roscosmosa, drugo putovanje do ISS.
Kontekst i program
Crew‑12 je 12. posada u okviru saradnje NASA i SpaceX pod Commercial Crew programom, koji omogućava NASA da koristi komercijalne letove za slanje astronauta i tereta, oslobađajući resurse za programe kao što je Artemis. NASA takođe radi na sertifikaciji Boeing‑ovog Starliner vozila kako bi obezbedila drugu operativnu letelicu za misije do ISS pre planiranog povlačenja stanice do 2030. godine.
Napomena: Sve vremenske oznake su u istočnoameričkom vremenu (ET). Vremenski uslovi ili tehnički razlozi mogu dalje promeniti raspored lansiranja.
Za najnovije informacije pratite zvanične kanale NASA i SpaceX; tamo će biti najbrže objavljene eventualne promene vremena poletanja ili detalji o post‑lansirnim konferencijama.
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The four members of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 mission to the International Space Station pose together for a crew portrait inside a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. From left are, Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev, NASA astronauts Jack Hathaway and Jessica Meir, and ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Sophie Adenot.
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The four members of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 mission to the International Space Station pose together for a crew portrait inside a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft. From left are, Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev, NASA astronauts Jack Hathaway and Jessica Meir, and ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Sophie Adenot.
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