SpaceX’s CRS-12 Dragon unberthed from the ISS ahead of a return to a Pacific Ocean splashdown on Sunday, concluding the spacecraft’s latest resupply mission. Dragon returned with 3,800 pounds of cargo, highlighting her unique downmass capability for NASA. Splashdown occurred at 10:14 AM Eastern Time (07:14 local time on the West Coast).
SpaceX conducted its first flight from the US Eastern Range following July’s scheduled maintenance stand…
Launch delays are sometimes part of the equation in determining when specific missions launch in…
SpaceX has entered into an agreement with NASA for a Dragon mission to Mars, set to…
Expedition 40 commander Steven Swanson, along with cosmonauts Alexander Skvortsov and Oleg Artemyev, have returned…
SpaceX’s Commercial Crew contender, the Dragon V2, will initially return to terra firma under parachutes,…
Dragon V2 Program Lead Dr. Garrett Reisman believes SpaceX’s new crew vehicle is a “giant…
SpaceX head Elon Musk has unveiled the latest version of his Dragon spacecraft via a…
Planners within the ISS program have manifested the next two Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) missions.…
SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft has successfully splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, following its…
The planned unberthing and return of SpaceX’s CRS-2 Dragon (SpX-2) was delayed by one day due…
Back to full health, SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft was captured and then berthed by the Canadarm…
SpaceX conducted its tenth launch on Friday, sending the fourth Dragon spacecraft on a mission…
When STS-129 launches next week, Atlantis will have one eye on the future, as she…
SpaceX is gearing up for another record-breaking year in 2025 after surpassing all previous record-breaking…
With SpaceX’s successful launch of the Starlink Group 12-6 mission on Tuesday, the curtain came…
The International Space Station and the Expedition 72 crew have transitioned from an eventful summer…
NASA and the commercial space industry are planning for the eventual replacement of the International…
SpaceX announced a new capability for the Dragon spacecraft on Sept. 27 in the unlikely…
The International Space Station (ISS) has spent the last three months with a larger crew…
