NASA broadcast technicians make preparations for coverage at the Kennedy Space Centre. AFP
Technicians work on the SpaceX Crew Dragon, attached to a Falcon 9 booster rocket, as it sits horizontal on Pad39A at the Kennedy Space Centre in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Reuters
Astronauts Doug Hurley, foreground, and Bob Behnken in SpaceX's flight simulator. AP
A life-size test mannequin and a stuffed toy are seen inside the capsule as it launches into orbit en route to the International Space Station, arriving 27 hours after take-off. AP
The SpaceX Falcon 9 sits on Launch Pad 39-A. AP
The rocket sits on the launch pad. AFP
The rocket is raised into position. AP Photo
Crews work on the SpaceX Crew Dragon. Reuters
Photographers set up remote cameras for Nasa's first manned flight since 2011. Reuters
Workers prepare the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. AFP
Final preparations are made. AFP
The sun sets behind the Vehicle Assembly Building. Reuters
NASA broadcast technicians make preparations for coverage at the Kennedy Space Centre. AFP
Technicians work on the SpaceX Crew Dragon, attached to a Falcon 9 booster rocket, as it sits horizontal on Pad39A at the Kennedy Space Centre in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Reuters
Astronauts Doug Hurley, foreground, and Bob Behnken in SpaceX's flight simulator. AP
A life-size test mannequin and a stuffed toy are seen inside the capsule as it launches into orbit en route to the International Space Station, arriving 27 hours after take-off. AP
The SpaceX Falcon 9 sits on Launch Pad 39-A. AP
The rocket sits on the launch pad. AFP
The rocket is raised into position. AP Photo
Crews work on the SpaceX Crew Dragon. Reuters
Photographers set up remote cameras for Nasa's first manned flight since 2011. Reuters
Workers prepare the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. AFP
Final preparations are made. AFP
The sun sets behind the Vehicle Assembly Building. Reuters
NASA broadcast technicians make preparations for coverage at the Kennedy Space Centre. AFP