Tim Peake is set to come out of retirement to lead a team of British astronauts on a commercial spaceflight.
Mr Peake, who flew into space in December 2015 and spent six months on the International Space Station , will lead the UK's first independent space mission.The flight, which will be run by the UK Space Agency and US private company Axiom Space with support from the European Space Agency , will send Mr Peake and three British astronauts from the ESA to the ISS, the Telegraph reported.The team will spend two weeks on the space station.
“We want to put the UK at the forefront of the global race for commercial space investment, continue to support scientists and engineers to test new technologies and carry out important research and, ultimately, bring the benefits back to people and businesses across the country." Mr Peake, 51, retired from active service as an astronaut in January this year.
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