For the first time, Japanese and American astronauts have reached the International Space Station in orbit at an altitude of 408 km below the Earth's orbit in a rocket and capsule-like spacecraft developed by the SpaceX space company.
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The astronauts include Michael Hopkins, Victor Glover and Shannon Walker from the United States, while Sui Shi Noguchi is an experienced expert at the Japanese space agency Jaxa.
Suu Kyi has previously flown from the Soyuz and US space shuttles, making her the only expert to reach orbit in three different space missions. Thus, in another field, the usefulness of the company SpaceX has come to the fore.
The company has previously demonstrated a number of disease-preventing brain chips in pigs. However, the Falcon capsule has been dubbed by astronauts as resilience.
The team will join Russian and American astronauts already on the International Space Station. Thus, a total of seven people will do a lot of research and experiments together in a micro-environment.