Axiom 3 Mission launch | Muninn spreads its wings

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Published 2024-01-18
ESA project astronaut Marcus Wandt launched together with the rest of the Axiom-3 crew at 23:11 CET on 17 January 2024, from launch pad 39A, NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA.

Marcus will start his Muninn mission when he enters the International Space Station on Saturday 20 January, where he will spend up to 14 days conducting science and testing technology that can one day help people on Earth.

Follow Marcus’s journey on the Muninn website, check our launch kit and connect with him on his Instagram and X accounts.

Muninn website: www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Human_and_Robotic_…
Marcus Wandt's Instagram: www.instagram.com/esaastro_marcus/
Marcus Wandt's X: twitter.com/astro_marcus

Credits: Axiom/SpaceX/NASA/ESA
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All Comments (21)
  • @joyl7842
    I love how one of the legs was being a bit shy but nailed it in the end.
  • @johnstuart2472
    It is nice to see Mankind working together. With the darkness of Gaza, this brings me hope that darkness will also be gone.
  • @nicfuecol
    It takes longer to taxi from terminal to runway than to go to space and bring the rocket back, it's so amazing
  • @PlayerPlayer-xt9sn
    SpaceX est vraiment en avances scientifiquement, la Falcon 9 est l'une des fusée la plus fiable au monde et est également réutilisable, je comprends qu'ils soient leader dans le secteur
  • @HAJST
    What’s happening to the second engine after cutoff?
  • @ricardolordelo3881
    Would be nice to have a g meter next to the speed. I’m assuming thrust is constant. While in the atmosphere that is. Or until separation.
  • @SuperJuul81
    Muninn mission following Huginn mission. 🇩🇰🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛🇸🇪 such great names with huge symbolism
  • @CGWwoz
    🇪🇺🇪🇺🇺🇸🇺🇸
  • @InterdimensionalWiz
    all that with an arduino! tell us what you are using. the Eagle landing on the moon ran everything on a 17KByte computer!
  • @ddvantandar-kw7kl
    Half of the energy lost in lifting the fuel in to the sky itself then separate the booster and this is the key challenge. Somehow they will have to comeup with new technology