SpaceX's Dragon Capsule Successfully Delivers Supplies to the International Space Station

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A SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule is set to arrive at the International Space Station on November 11 as part of the CRS-29 cargo mission for NASA. The Dragon will dock with the ISS and deliver over 6,500 pounds of supplies and scientific equipment, including an experiment to study gravity waves and a project to test high-speed laser communications in orbit. Additionally, the Dragon will bring holiday treats for the astronauts on board. Unlike other cargo craft, the Dragon has the capability to return to Earth, and it will bring back 3,800 pounds of cargo loaded by the ISS astronauts.
- Watch SpaceX Dragon capsule arrive at the space station early on Nov. 11 Space.com
- SpaceX launches Dragon cargo ship to space station – Spaceflight Now Spaceflight Now
- SpaceX shuttles science, holiday treats to astronauts Space Coast launch Phys.org
- SpaceX launches spacecraft to deliver supplies to ISS Reuters
- SpaceX completes 6th Dragon launch to the International Space Station TESLARATI
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