PHOTOS: SpaceX & NASA Launch 25th Resupply Mission to the International Space Station
Space X and NASA launched a Dragon cargo spacecraft Thursday evening to the International Space Station at 7:44pm CDT. Dragon is carrying more than 5,800 pounds of science experiments, crew supplies, and other cargo to the space station.
Launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, this is the 25th commercial resupply mission for NASA and SpaceX. Dragon is set to dock autonomously to the ISS Saturday, July 16 at 10:20am CDT and remain at the station for about a month.
Filed under:
News, Photo Gallery
Tags:
Cargo Dragon, International Space Station, ISS, launch, NASA, photo gallery, SpaceX
Meet The Blogger
Sophie Sanchez
I’ve turned a lifetime fascination for space exploration and astronomy into a career writing, speaking, and creating STEM programming about all things space. Until I get the chance to experience space for myself I’ll share the stories of every mission of a lifetime I have the opportunity to witness.
Subscribe by Email
Completely spam free, opt out any time.
About ChicagoNow
•
FAQs
•
Advertise
•
Recent posts RSS
•
Privacy policy (Updated)
•
Comment policy
•
Terms of service
•
Chicago Tribune Archives
•
Do not sell my personal info
©2022 CTMG – A Chicago Tribune website –
Crafted by the News Apps team