SpaceX Crew-12 targets undocking pending weather
- Crew-12 undocking from the ISS depends on weather and recovery readiness.
- The four-person crew includes astronauts affiliated with NASA, ESA and Roscosmos.
- NASA will stream Crew-12 return coverage, with audio-only communications after undocking.
- A deorbit burn is listed as a milestone for the Crew-12 return.
- The mission links SpaceX, NASA, ESA and Roscosmos in crewed spaceflight operations.
What happened
SpaceX Crew-12 is targeting undocking from the International Space Station. The departure is pending weather conditions.
What we know
Crew-12 is orbiting the International Space Station.
The crew is Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, Sophie Adenot and Andrey Fedyaev.
Meir and Hathaway are affiliated with NASA, Adenot with ESA and Fedyaev with Roscosmos.
The landing site is California.
The mission is pending weather conditions, and undocking depends on readiness and weather.
Mission managers are monitoring recovery area conditions.
NASA is streaming Crew-12 return coverage, with audio-only communications after undocking coverage.
Coverage times are subject to change, and media must dial in no later than 10 minutes before the call.
Why it matters
The mission links NASA, ESA, Roscosmos and SpaceX through crew, status and coverage information.
For lunar-industry readers, it provides a verified snapshot of organizations active in crewed spaceflight operations.
What's next
Crew-12 is targeting undocking, pending weather conditions.
A deorbit burn is listed as a milestone.
What we are not sure about
- Undocking is pending weather conditions and depends on readiness.
- Coverage times are subject to change.
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