Japanese astronaut Noguchi to board commercial spacecraft to reach ISS

Japanese astronaut Noguchi to board commercial spacecraft to reach ISS

Undated file photo shows Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi, who will board a commercial spacecraft to get to the International Space Station for his next space mission. Noguchi may board SpaceX's Dragon or Boeing Co.'s Starliner -- both under development -- to reach the ISS, with the mission date yet to be decided. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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