SpaceX CRS-33 Mission to Resupply ISS Launches from Cape Canaveral
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NASA and SpaceX are launching the 33rd resupply mission to the International Space Station, carrying supplies, scientific experiments, and technology demonstrations, including a reboost capability for the station, with launch scheduled for August 24 and docking on August 25, 2023.
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- SpaceX Scheduled to Launch CRS-33 Mission to ISS from Cape Canaveral Sunday, August 24 Space Coast Daily
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