SpaceX Cargo Dragon Makes Weather-Delayed ISS Departure – Aviation Week

Posted: July 10, 2021 at 3:38 am

SpaceX Cargo Dragon Makes Weather-Delayed ISS Departure | Aviation Week Network

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HOUSTONSpaceXs 22nd Dragon resupply mission spacecraft is headed for a late July 9 splashdown and recovery off Floridas Gulf Coast, following a weather-delayed departure from the International Space Stations (ISS) U.S. segment with a 5,300-lb. return payload of science experiments, technology...

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