"NASA's SpaceX Crew-8 Successfully Launches 4 Astronauts to ISS"

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Four astronauts, including Matthew Dominick, Michael Barratt, Jeanette Epps from NASA and Alexander Grebenkin from Russia, launched to the International Space Station from Florida on SpaceX's Falcon rocket. They will replace the current crew and oversee the arrival of other spacecraft. The ISS has been home to over 260 spacefarers from 20 countries since 2000, and spacecraft can reach it in as little as four hours. Currently, there are seven people aboard the ISS, with four more on the way.
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