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The crew dragon spacecraft for SpaceX’s first mission to orbit the International Space Station has landed in a hangar near Bat39 at the Kennedy Space
The crew dragon spacecraft for SpaceX’s first mission to orbit the International Space Station has landed in a hangar near Bat39 at the Kennedy Space Center. The SpaceX teams there will connect the capsule with its Falcon 9 launcher. Credit: SpaceX
Full fuel for a flight to the International Space Station later this month, SpaceX on Thursday transferred the Crew Dragon “Recession” spacecraft to a hangar near Bat 39A at the Kennedy Space Center to connect with its Falcon 9 launcher.
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