SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule arrives at ISS on 31st resupply mission (video)
SpaceX launched the robotic Dragon aboard a Falcon 9 rocket on Monday night (Nov. 4) from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, for a ride to the ISS. It's the 31st commercial resupply mission for SpaceX on behalf of NASA and is therefore known as CRS-31.
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Live updates from Monday night's NASA-SpaceX CRS-31 mission that launched a Falcon 9 rocket launch from Kennedy Space Center ...
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A time-lapse photo of the Falcon 9 launch of the CRS-31 cargo Dragon mission to the ISS Nov. 4. Credit: SpaceX WASHINGTON — SpaceX launched a cargo Dragon mission to the International Space Station ...
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