Tokyo: Japanese Astronaut Koichi Wakata will join the Mission of Space Dragon Fifth to fly to the International Space Station (ISS) next year, said the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) on Tuesday.
“It was decided that I would ride the fifth dragon spacex Soichi and Hoshide Akihiko,” Wakata said as quoted in a statement.
The upcoming mission will also become a spacecraft flights, astronauts added, a list of three shuttle flights in 1996, 2009, as well as planes on the Russian Soyuz spacecraft in 2013.
Flight 2022 will see a list of wakata astronauts of Japan In terms of the number of spacecraft.
Along with Wakata, Astronaut Nasa Nicole Mann and Josh Cassada have so far been assigned to the mission.
Wakata Japanese astronauts fly into space on the dragon crew mission in ’22
