NASA and SpaceX have joined hands to create a new history through their launch

NASA and SpaceX have joined hands to create a new history through their launch

Amidst the corona virus pandemic, NASA and spaceX have decided to send a space shuttle to the International Space Station to help the short handed crew.

This launch is to be marked as the first rocket to be launched from the American soil after a decade later this month.

 This rocket is planned to be launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape 

Canaveral, Florida on May 27.

 The SpaceX Dragon is the first rocket of the SpaceX to be launched with humans and if it succeeds it will make the NASA to achieve the goal of no longer affording the Russian Soyuz Rockets to give their astronauts a ride to the International Space Station.

The rocket is planned to be launched with two astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley later this month.