Axiom mission-4: The US space agency NASA on Tuesday (24 June 2025) announced that the launch for the Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla taking International Space Station (ISS) to the Axiom-4 mission will now be launched on 25 June. A NASA statement said, “NASA, Axiam Space and SpaceX will fly on Wednesday 25 June for the launch of the fourth private astronaut mission ‘Axiom Mission 4’ for the International Space Station.

Axiom Mission-4 is a private space flight, which is being operated together Achom Space, NASA and SpaceX. In this mission, 4 astronauts will spend 14 days at the International Space Station (ISS), where they will do experiments related to microgravity and biology. The target of tempering is set. ”

Achom-4 Cormal Mission
The Ex-4 Cormal Mission is headed by Commander Paigi Whitson, which is Shukla Mission Pilot and Hungarian astronaut Tibor Kapu and Slavose Ujnansky-Vicenivski Mission expert. The launch under this mission was originally on 29 May but the old rockets in the Falcon-9 rockets were to be held on May 29 but the launch was to be held on 29 May. After finding out the leakage in the module, it was postponed first to June 8, then June 10 and then 11 June.

The mission was postponed for June 19
After this, the plan of launch was again postponed for June 19 and then the date of launch was fixed on 22 June for assessing the operation of the orbital laboratory after the repair work in the Russian module on behalf of NASA. The date of June 22 was laid down. This mission will be launched from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center’s ‘Launch Complex 39A’. Nasasa said that ‘Doking’ said that ‘Docking’ time said (26 June 2025) said. There will be (Indian time at 4:30 pm).

Special thing about Axiom-4 mission
The US Space Agency NASA Axiom Mission-4 is a private space flight, which is operating together Acomes Space, NASA and SpaceX. In this mission, 4 astronauts will spend 14 days at the International Space Station (ISS) for 14 days, where they will do the experiment related to microgravity and bio -science.