NASA cuts 2 from next SpaceX flight to make room for astronauts stuck at space station
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NASA's decision to cut two astronauts from the next crew indicates the high stakes and risks associated with space travel, particularly the importance of crew safety and experience.
The space agency said it took into account spaceflight experience and other factors in making the decision, ensuring that the safest option was chosen for the return flight.
After the shuttles retired, the U.S. relied on Russia to ferry crews to the space station until SpaceX began taking astronauts in 2020, marking a new era in space travel.
NASA has been working with private businesses to create a competitive market for ferrying astronauts, which has transformed the landscape of human spaceflight and increased options for crew transport.
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