Gwynne Shotwell. Photo : rke |
Alan Lindenmoyer
Photo : rkeNasa’s Manager Commercial Crew & Cargo |
La fusée et sa capsule (vide) doivent en effet atteindre la Station
spatiale internationale (ISS) pour s’y arrimer. C’est lĂ toute la difficultĂ© de
cette mission sous haute tension psychologique.
A launch under high stress
Photo : NASA TV |
Another day before launch, the regional press (well supra-regional) does
not fail to do its "first page", as shown The Florida
Today this Friday, May 18th. At the opening press
conference in Kennedy Sapce Center (Press Site), Elon Musk, the
founder of SpaceX seemed a little tense, which does not
prevent him to be moderate and have a smile. Like Gwynne Shotwell,
CEO of the company. « We’ll nail biting between launch and docking of the 75
hours after », she said. The rocket and its capsule (empty)
must indeed reach the International Space Station (ISS) to dock
it. There is the difficulty of this mission under high psychological
tension.