Axiom Mission 4, due to launch from Florida, won't be getting off the ground anytime soon after a leak was detected on the International Space Station

No earlier than June 11, the four astronauts of the Axiom Mission 4 will launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on a mission to the ISS.

Originally named Launch Complex 37, it was built during the Apollo era where Launch Pad 37A was never used, but it was Launch Pad 37B that saw all the action: From Saturn 1 and Saturn 1B launches to Delta IV and Delta IV Heavy takeoffs from 2002 to 2024.

A crew of four is set to launch to the International Space Station from the Kennedy Space Center Wednesday morning atop SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket in the company's Dragon spacecraft.

The upcoming Axiom Mission 4, also known as Ax-4, is the latest in a series of human spaceflights in partnership with both NASA and SpaceX.

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"The postponement of Axiom Mission 4 provides additional time for NASA and Roscosmos to evaluate the situation and determine whether any additional troubleshooting is necessary."

Axiom Space will attempt to send its fourth crew to the International Space Station as part of its AX-4 mission on Wednesday.

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