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SpaceX Dragon To Return To Earth With 3,800 Pounds Of Cargo
After delivering more than 5,900 pounds of science and supplies, the SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft is set to depart the International Space Station (ISS) to Earth on Friday. The spacecraft will depart the ISS, along with critical scientific research, at 12.37 pm EDT and splash down in the Pacific Ocean at about 6.17 pm, NASA said in a statement.
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SpaceX Launches Rocket From Historic NASA Pad In Florida
A SpaceX Falcon rocket blasted off on Sunday from a Florida launch pad once used to send NASA astronauts to the moon, a step forward for billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk and his company's goal of ferrying astronauts to the International Space Station.
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SpaceX Says It Has Found Cause Of Rocket Explosion And Plans To Fly Again Sunday
Elon Musk's SpaceX said Monday that it has discovered the cause of a Sept. 1 rocket explosion and plans to return to flight as soon as Sunday.
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NASA Launches Small Research Satellite
With help from NASA, a small research satellite to test technology for in-space solar propulsion has been launched into space.
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SpaceX Rocket Blasts Off, Then Lands Too Hard on Ocean Barge
"This might change completely how we approach transportation to space," SpaceX Vice President Hans Koenigsman told reporters during a prelaunch press conference.
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SpaceX Rocket Launch, Landing Test, Delayed by Weather
The launch of an unmanned SpaceX rocket - and an innovative attempt to land it on an ocean barge - were postponed on Monday due to poor weather at the Florida launch site, officials said.
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Astronauts snare Spacex Dragon Capsule - NASA
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station captured Space Exploration Technologies' Dragon cargo ship on Friday, the first privately owned vehicle to reach the orbital outpost. Using the station's 58-foot long (17.7-meter) robotic crane, NASA astronaut Don Pettit snared Dragon at 9:56 am EDT (1356 GMT) as the two spacecraft soared 250 miles ...
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SpaceX counts down to ambitious space station launch
Shaking off jitters, SpaceX counted down on Friday to liftoff of its Dragon capsule to the International Space Station in what may be a historic mission for private spaceflight.
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SpaceX Dragon To Return To Earth With 3,800 Pounds Of Cargo
After delivering more than 5,900 pounds of science and supplies, the SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft is set to depart the International Space Station (ISS) to Earth on Friday. The spacecraft will depart the ISS, along with critical scientific research, at 12.37 pm EDT and splash down in the Pacific Ocean at about 6.17 pm, NASA said in a statement.
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SpaceX Launches Rocket From Historic NASA Pad In Florida
A SpaceX Falcon rocket blasted off on Sunday from a Florida launch pad once used to send NASA astronauts to the moon, a step forward for billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk and his company's goal of ferrying astronauts to the International Space Station.
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SpaceX Says It Has Found Cause Of Rocket Explosion And Plans To Fly Again Sunday
Elon Musk's SpaceX said Monday that it has discovered the cause of a Sept. 1 rocket explosion and plans to return to flight as soon as Sunday.
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NASA Launches Small Research Satellite
With help from NASA, a small research satellite to test technology for in-space solar propulsion has been launched into space.
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SpaceX Rocket Blasts Off, Then Lands Too Hard on Ocean Barge
"This might change completely how we approach transportation to space," SpaceX Vice President Hans Koenigsman told reporters during a prelaunch press conference.
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SpaceX Rocket Launch, Landing Test, Delayed by Weather
The launch of an unmanned SpaceX rocket - and an innovative attempt to land it on an ocean barge - were postponed on Monday due to poor weather at the Florida launch site, officials said.
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Astronauts snare Spacex Dragon Capsule - NASA
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station captured Space Exploration Technologies' Dragon cargo ship on Friday, the first privately owned vehicle to reach the orbital outpost. Using the station's 58-foot long (17.7-meter) robotic crane, NASA astronaut Don Pettit snared Dragon at 9:56 am EDT (1356 GMT) as the two spacecraft soared 250 miles ...
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SpaceX counts down to ambitious space station launch
Shaking off jitters, SpaceX counted down on Friday to liftoff of its Dragon capsule to the International Space Station in what may be a historic mission for private spaceflight.
