How to watch the Axiom Mission 4 astronauts reach the ISS

A new dragon spacecraft spear At the top of a Falcon 9 at 2:31 a.m. rocket, Eastern time on June 25, 2025 to take the four astronauts from the Axiom 4 mission to the International Space Station. It’s the second Axiom Mission which was partly sponsored by national governments, with the organization of the country and the space of each participant contributing to the costs of the mission. The former NASA astronaut, Peggy Whitson, is a mission commander, while the Indian Spatial Research Organization Astonaut Shubhanshu Shukla is the mission pilot. The astronaut of ESA Sławosz Uznański-WiśNewski in Poland and Tibor Kapu of the Hungarian space office join them as mission specialists.

Axiom Mission 4 marks the return to the space of the four aforementioned countries, which had already participated in the interkosmos missions of the Soviet era over 40 years ago. The dragon capsule carrying astronauts, which they named “Grace”, should reach and dock with the ISS at 7:00 am in the east on June 26. The live cover of NASA will start at 5 a.m., and you can look at it on the NASA + website – or you can sign this page and return later to watch the event below.

Astronauts should live with other ISS residents for 14 days to carry out various research experiences aboard the orbit laboratory. Axiom affirms that experiences represent 31 countries and cover a wide range of subjects through the life sciences, biologicals and materials.