Four private astronauts plan to undock from the International Space Station Saturday with a splashdown off the coast of Florida on Sunday.
night because of poor weather conditions for a Dragon spacecraft splashdown off Florida.
Kathy Lueders, the head of NASA's human spaceflight operations, said SpaceX, NASA and Axiom Space are reviewing the weather throughout the day to find a new window of return for the four Axiom-1 crew members. "When Ax-1 departs, then has room for Crew-4 to dock. We want to provide a two-day gap after return for data reviews and to prepare for launch and stage recovery assets," Lueders said in a tweet Wednesday. "We'll make decisions about a new Crew-4 launch date based on safely executing our plans.
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