Even astronauts have a sense of humor, as shown during the NASA Crew-10 agrees to the International Space Station (ISS), when they welcomed them “Alien” early Sunday morning.
Crew-9 Nick Hague wore an alien mask while welcomed four newcomers after their Spacex Crew Dragon Capsule agreed to the station at 12:04, about 29 hours after launch at 19:03 on Friday from Friday from 19:03 on Friday from 19:03 NASA -in Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
While the members of the ISS crews prepared a deboarding capsule, Hague could see how they were hovering around as they wore a mask, hood, pants and socks.
“NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, JAPPACE EGGENCY (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Takuya Oshishi and Roscosmos cosmonaut Kirill Peskov entered the international space station shortly after they opened the opening between space cells and Spacex Dragon Space Leader At 1:35 edt, “Nasa said in a statement.
Commander Crew-9 Nick Hague, Lower Right, can be seen wearing an alien mask while crew members work during a crew-10 consent to ISS. (NASA/SPACEX)
After the opening of the opening of Suni Williams, the ship’s bell rang as the new arrivals floated, shook hands and hugged the EXPELATION 72 crew after Haag’s practical joke.
“It was a wonderful day. It’s great to see our friends coming,” Williams told Mission Control.
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CREW-9 NICK HAGUE commander carries an alien mask and sits in the port during the arrival of Crew-10 on the ISS 16. March 2025. (NASA/SPACEX)
Williams and Butch Wilmore are expected to show new tickets and space stations output before they finally return home after nine months. Their mission was supposed to last only a week after the launch of the Boein’s first astronaut flight, but they were stuck in space after the problems forced NASA to return Boeing Starliner.
This picture made from the NASA video shows astronauts that are welcomed after the Spacex capsule is connected with the International Space Station, on Sunday, March 16, 2025. The top line on the left: Nick Hague, Alexander Gorbunov, Suni Williams, Alexi Ovchinin and Ivan Vagner. Lower line on the left: Butch Wilmore, Takuya Onishi, Anne McClain, Kirill Peskov, Nichole Ayers and Don Pettit. (OUR)
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Hague and Russian cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov should leave the station on Wednesday on Wednesday before they crashed near the coast of Florida.
Fox News’ Landon Mion, Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.
