Japanese astronaut Kimiya Yui arrived at the International Space Station on Saturday aboard a SpaceX spacecraft with three other astronauts, marking his second space mission.The Crew-11 team, which also includes two Americans and one Russian, flew for nearly 15 hours after lifting off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Friday local time. They are on a six-month mission to conduct experiments aimed at supporting future lunar exploration and advancing the development of new drugs and materials."My fellow Japanese out there, I have come back to space for the first time in 10 years," Yui, …READ FULL ARTICLE
