Crew-10 arrived at the International Space Station just after midnight March 16. Commander Anne McClain (NASA), pilot Nichole Ayers (NASA), and mission specialists Takuya Onishi (JAXA) and Kirill Peskov (Roscosmos) will soon enter the ISS and begin their multi-month mission on the ISS, with Crew-9 coming home in a few days.
Crew-10 lifted off at 7:03 pm ET yesterday and have spent the last 28 hours on the way to the ISS. Soft dock took place about 12:04 am ET this morning.
View of Crew Dragon Endurance as it approaches the ISS. Screengrab.
View of the ISS from Crew Dragon Endurance. Screengrab.
Crew Dragon Endurance on the left as seen from the ISS, and their docking port on the ISS on the right, 7 meters before docking. Screengrab.
After a series of leak checks and other procedures, they will enter the ISS and join the seven members of Expedition 72 already there: Crew-9 (NASA’s Nick Hague, Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore and Roscosmos’s Aleksandr Gorbunov) and Soyuz MS-26 (Roscosmos’s Aleksey Ovchinin and Ivan Vagner and NASA’s Don Pettit).
Crew-10, L-R: Kirill Peskov (Roscosmos), Nichole Ayers (NASA), Anne McClain (NASA), Takuya Onishi (JAXA). Credit: NASA
ISS Expedition 72. Clockwise from the top: Suni Williams (NASA, Crew-9), Butch Wilmore (NASA Crew-9), Don Pettit (NASA, Soyuz MS-26), Nick Hague (NASA, Crew-9), Aleksandr Gorbunov (Roscosmos, Crew-9), Ivan Vagner (Roscosmos, Soyuz MS-26), and Aleksey Ovchinin (Roscosmos, Soyuz MS-26).
Last Updated: Mar 16, 2025 12:35 am ET