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SpaceX Launches its Last Dragon 1 Mission to the ISS
SpaceX just launched its 20th mission as part of its resupply services to the ISS, which also happened to be…
Spaceflight Stories Expected for 2020
The year 2020 is expected to be an exciting one for space exploration. Here are the top stories that are…
NASA Estimates SpaceX 2018 Mars Mission Will Cost Only $300 Million
The SpaceX mission to Mars in 2018 will cost the company a cool $300 million, according to estimates presented at…
Uh, We’re Going To Need A Bigger Landing Pad
With the upcoming test of the Falcon Heavy rocket, SpaceX is looking to expand its facilities by introducing two new…
SpaceX Announces Plan to Launch Private Dragon Mission to Mars in 2018
SpaceX announced plans today, April 27, for the first ever private mission to Mars which involves sending an uncrewed version…
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SpaceX Completes Successful Crew Dragon Test of Astronaut Life Saving Escape System
Soaring on the power of an octet of SuperDrago engines, SpaceX successfully completed a critical rapid fire life-saving test of…
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Key Facts and Timeline for SpaceX Crewed Dragon’s First Test Flight May 6 – Watch Live
The first critical test flight of SpaceX’s crewed Dragon that will soon launch American astronauts back to orbit and the…
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SpaceX Picks Up Launch Pace; Sets April 27 Commercial Launch and May 5 Crew Dragon Pad Abort Test
SpaceX Dragon V2 test flight vehicle set for May 5, 2015 pad abort test. Credit: SpaceX See below SpaceX live…
Weekly Space Hangout – May 30, 2014: Gamma Ray Burst? Maybe Not?
Host: Fraser Cain (@fcain) Guests: Morgan Rehnberg (cosmicchatter.org / @cosmic_chatter), Brian Koberlien (@briankoberlein) (more…)