The latest mission with four astronauts has found its stay at the International Space Station (ISS). The Space X staff Dragon Capsule called Grace, on July 14, 2025, a non-board from ISS, in which the fourth phase of the AX-4 mission was taken to the fourth at 4:45 pm. He surrendered to the Arbot lab, which was a staff house for more than 2.5 weeks. Moreover, he performed the Durbut Burn series and is on the path to returning to the ground around 3:00 pm.
AX-4 Mission Extended ISS Wrapped After IS formation and record Setting Research
According to NASA, former NASA astronauts are Pagi Theson Commander, and other staff members are pilot Shobanshu Shukla and Mission’s expert Sous Oznasky-Veneuski and Tabor Kapo. This is the first spacelight for all three. However, its fifth mission for the Whiten to orbit is recorded as the 695 overall day.
The mission is an expansion of former Houston -based company flights, and is for research and science investigation, which aims to understand the microority mill. So far, AX-4 has conducted 60 experiments and tech demo, which includes a number of public access, along with the partnership of 31 countries, and has broken the record as well as improving orbital operations.
Space X Dragon Capsule Loots through the Grace Pacific Spillish Dowan
The mission was launched on June 26, 2025, from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Space X Falcon 9 rockets, and the staff had a schedule of staying at the space station for about two weeks. The mission lasted four days long after the forecast. The departure began this morning, and now the staff and the dragon are on the way to 22.5 hours to spray in the Pacific by the end of the day.
This will be the recovery of the second West Coastal staff of Space X, while the first staff was during the -9 ISS mission march. The Space X was completely shifted to the Pacific instead of the Gulf or the Atlantic after the debris was destroyed from the trunk of the dragon. Representatives from Space X said it reduces the possibility of a new rental debris.
