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Luke Delaney

Luke Delaney

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Oct 9, 2026

AveryHOST
16:27
After the oxidizer leak that grounded it in September, Crew-13 launched on Thursday, the 1st of October, from Cape Canaveral aboard the Dragon Grace and docked with the station the same evening.
AveryHOST
16:39
Commander Jessica Watkins became the first NASA astronaut to fly Dragon twice, with Luke Delaney, Canada's Joshua Kutryk, and Russia's Sergey Terikchio.
AnnaHOST
16:49
Third, JUICE.
AnnaHOST
16:51
ESA's Jupiter mission swung past at 8,640 kilometers over the Indian Ocean on the 28th, gaining three and a half kilometers per second and bending its path by about 20 degrees.
Elaina HydeHOST
57:23
So, uh, this is Expedition 75, if anyone's keeping, uh, count.
Elaina HydeHOST
57:28
Uh, Commander Jessica Wat- Watkins, Pilot Luke Delaney, and of course, Canada's very own mission specialist, Joshua Kutryk.
Elaina HydeHOST
57:37
Um, the second mission specialist was the Roscosmos, uh, cosmonaut, Sergey Tetrin- Tetrin- Tetry Gnekov.
Elaina HydeHOST
57:46
Sorry, Sergey.
TanyaHOST
10:36
Um, you know.
SuzanneHOST
10:38
Um, Luke, Luke Delaney.
SuzanneHOST
10:40
Um, so-
TanyaHOST
10:41
That's a great name.
TanyaHOST
14:24
Yeah.
SuzanneHOST
14:24
Do you think Luke's gonna get, like, in your school hall of fame?
TanyaHOST
14:27
Well, they called it Luke DeLaney Day at-
SuzanneHOST
14:29
[gasps]
SouhaNARRATOR
4:55
Watkins radioed after reaching orbit, quote, thanks for an amazing ride.
SouhaNARRATOR
5:01
The others are newcomers to space, NASA's Luke Delaney and retired Marine, Canada's Joshua Kutryak, a colonel in the Royal Canadian Air Force and Russia's Sergei Tatra Tenkova, former submariner.
SouhaNARRATOR
5:24
They will replace four astronauts who have been living at the orbiting laboratory since February.
SouhaNARRATOR
5:31
This was the 13th crew launched by SpaceX for NASA, not counting 2020's testing flight.

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Oct 2 · 1 Mention

Brian LampertHOST
0:50
Now, the crew details matter for you because this is continuity, not a stunt flight.
Brian LampertHOST
0:55
The mission launched at 11:10 AM Eastern Time, and Crew Dragon Grace carried four people: NASA astronauts Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney, Canadian Space Agency astronaut Josh Kutryk, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Teratnikov.
Brian LampertHOST
1:09
Watkins was making her second flight to the station.
Brian LampertHOST
1:11
The other three were rookies.
Lauren BrooksHOST
28:04
Since you mentioned a astronaut, I was gonna put this in Lauren's Lane, but we'll touch on it right now.
Lauren BrooksHOST
28:09
So Luke Delaney-
Taylor DollHOST
28:11
Mm-hmm
Lauren BrooksHOST
28:11
... shout out to him, he is a UNF grad.
Grace BarterHOST
42:46
The others are newcomers to space.
Grace BarterHOST
42:49
NASA's Luke Delaney, a retired Marine, Canada's Joshua Kutryk, a colonel in the Royal Canadian Air Force, and Russia's Sergey Prokofiev, a former submariner.
Grace BarterHOST
43:04
They will replace four astronauts who have been living at the orbiting laboratory since February.
Grace BarterHOST
43:10
This was the 13th crew launched by SpaceX for NASA, not counting 2020's test flight.
speaker_1HOST
8:09
Ten minutes after lifting off from Florida, he said he didn't really believe it yet, and that it felt weird.
speaker_1HOST
8:14
The 44-year-old is a mission specialist on the four-person NASA SpaceX Crew-13 flight, alongside Commander Jessica Watkins, pilot Luke Delaney, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergei Teteriotnikov.
speaker_1HOST
8:27
NASA says it was the fastest trip to the station yet.
speaker_1HOST
8:30
Just under eight hours.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
27:30
It does feel weird, though.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
27:32
The 44-year-old is a mission specialist on the four-person crew, which also includes Commander Jessica Watkins and pilot Luke Delaney, both of NASA, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergei Teterietnikov, another mission specialist.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
27:52
NASA says the Crew-13 mission had the fastest flight ever to the International Space Station, taking just under eight hours to reach the facility.
Phil TomczakNARRATOR
28:01
After another two hours or so of docking procedures, Kutryk and his crewmates emerged from a hatch and were greeted with hugs and handshakes from the seven people already aboard the station.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:29
Ten minutes after lifting off from Florida, he said he didn't really believe it yet and that it felt weird.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:36
The forty-four-year-old is a mission specialist on the four-person NASA SpaceX Crew-13 flight, with Commander Jessica Watkins, Pilot Luke Delaney, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Kud-Sverchkov.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:48
NASA says it was the fastest trip to the station yet, just under eight hours.
speaker_2NARRATOR
5:52
The crew came through the hatch to hugs and handshakes from the seven people already aboard, and Kutryk said it is good to have Canada represented up there again.

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