The International Space Station has received another cargo delivery, essential for keeping the Station’s seven-person crew supplied with experiments, consumables, and equipment during its operation in low Earth orbit. This mission, CRS-27, launched on Tuesday, March 14 at 8:30 PM EDT (00:30 UTC on Wednesday, March 15) from LC-39A at the Kennedy Space Center. It docked on Thursday morning, 35 hours after launch.
July saw Expedition 67 aboard the International Space Station reach two-thirds distance, with two months…
SpaceX’s 25th contracted resupply mission for NASA’s Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) initiative has safely and…
SpaceX launched its 25th commercial resupply services (CRS) mission for the International Space Station (ISS)…
June 2022 was yet another busy month on the International Space Station (ISS), filled with…
The start of 2022 saw no let-up for the Expedition 66 crew aboard the International…
After a month-long stay at the International Space Station, NASA and SpaceX have successfully returned…
NASA and SpaceX launched the Commercial Resupply Services 24 (CRS-24) mission to the International Space…
Following a launch in late August and a month-long stay in orbit, SpaceX and NASA…
The SpaceX CRS-22 mission has come to a close, with Cargo Dragon having departed the…
