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Another Canadian is preparing to head to space, this time for ISS mission

A Canadian astronaut is set to join the ISS crew in September.

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Quick answers

Who is the Canadian astronaut joining the ISS crew?

The astronaut's identity has not been disclosed by any outlet.

When is the Crew-13 mission scheduled to launch?

The mission is scheduled for a mid-September launch.

What will the Crew-13 mission involve?

The mission will include spacewalks and health research on the ISS.

The brief

The Canadian Space Agency has announced that a Canadian astronaut will join the ISS crew in September. NASA has confirmed that the Crew-13 mission is on track for a mid-September launch from Florida’s Space Coast. The mission will include spacewalks and health research. The astronaut's identity has not been disclosed by any outlet.

The mission is part of NASA's ongoing efforts to maintain a continuous human presence in space. The astronaut's preparation includes spacewalk training and health research on the ISS. The mission will be launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The astronaut's identity has not been disclosed by any outlet.

The astronaut's preparation includes spacewalk training and health research on the ISS. The mission will be launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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