After about 10 years, the United States brings two men into orbit thanks to Elon Musk.

Falcon 9 rocket of Space X (the US space company of Elon Musk, the volcanic South African entrepreneur also owner of the Tesla Group) pushed the Crew Dragon capsule (also of Space X) into space, with on board NASA veterans Doug Hurley (54 years old) and Bob Behnken (50 years old).

The capsule (departed from Cape Canaveral – Florida – USA) should reach and lock onto the ISS International Space Station after approximately 20 hours of travel.

The ISS is a space station, in orbit about 400 kilometers from the earth, dedicated to scientific research and managed as a joint project by five different space agencies: the American NASA, the Russian RKA, the European ESA (with all the related space agencies ), the Japanese JAXA and the Canadian CSA-ASC.

This first flight opens the way to the Crew Dragon series flights, with the aim of creating space flights also for the transport of normal people (real space tourists).

Thus begin the dream of Elon Musk, “the man from the future”, who in addition to bringing man back to the moon, wants to bring astronauts to trample the soil of Mars.

Until a few years ago all this seemed impossible, but now, thanks to Elon Musk, Mars is really closer.

After the launch (perfectly successful), President Bonsi sent his congratulations to both NASA and Elon Musk, also via Twitter.

“Today begins a new dawn for man;” – comments President Bonsi – “the return to the moon and the first trip to Mars are within the reach of mankind.
My dream? Bring a citizen of the Templar Nation into space.
I know it’s a dream, but Elon Musk also started his adventure with a simple dream”.