How SpaceX Crew Dragon DESTROYED Soyuz and Starliner? Nearly a decade ago, the business of space changed. Exactly in 2014, NASA tapped SpaceX and Boeing to build two new human-rated spacecraft, the Crew Dragon and Starliner, respectively. this was intended to end dependence on Russia's Soyuz. Each company would first prove its ship capable of safe flight, then perform as many as six crewed missions to the International Space Station. From that moment onward, Soyuz, Boeing Starliner, and Crew Dragon capsules have been put on the scale together. The result? SpaceX Crew Dragon completely destroy the others. You ask me why? Let’s explain: We can't deny that so far, the International Space Station is still one of the greatest engineering feats humans have designed due to its support for almost every space mission that leaves earth. It is one of a kind for it is one of the few times humanity has come together to build and use an item or station without any fracas. Since it was launched, hundreds of laboratory researches that have led to understanding space and how humans may survive on other planets have been done. After all, it’s a football field sized floating laboratory traveling 10 times faster than a bullet, circling the Earth every 90 minutes. It’s taken 33 launches to put all of its pieces into orbit and has been home in space to astronauts from almost 20 countries. The ISS typically has 6 astronauts onboard. Crews are sent in groups of 3 and usually reside at the station for 6 months. There is typically a 3-month overlap for the existing crew and the newly arriving crew. Since the Space Shuttle program ended in 2011, there’s only been a single ride to the ISS. Russia’s Soyuz vehicle. Since NASA ended its space-shuttle program in 2011, the agency has relied exclusively on Russia to ferry its astronauts to and from orbit in Soyuz spacecraft. But those seats have gotten increasingly expensive, and the world's space agencies have had no alternative for launching and returning astronauts, even when technical glitches have arisen. How SpaceX Crew Dragon DESTROYED Soyuz and Starliner?