New US-Russian crew heads to space station

A new crew consisting of astronauts from the United States and Russia are preparing to head to the International Space Station (ISS) in the latest mission to the orbiting laboratory.

The crew, which includes astronauts from NASA and Roscosmos, will spend several months aboard the ISS conducting experiments and research in various scientific fields.

This mission signifies the ongoing collaboration between the US and Russia in space exploration, despite tensions between the two countries on Earth.

The crew is scheduled to launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan and will be greeted by the current residents of the ISS upon arrival.

This mission highlights the importance of international cooperation in space exploration and the continuous quest for knowledge beyond our planet.