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SpaceX has flown its last Block 4 version of the Falcon 9 rocket [Updated]

Upper stage flying an experimental, long-coast after primary mission.

[wigmund]

From National Geographic Photo of the Day; September 1, 2018:

Liftoff Joe Marino, National Geographic Your Shot

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carries the Commercial Resupply Service 15 mission, which was contracted by NASA, to the International Space Station. Your Shot photographer Tammy Neufeld commented, "This is such a beautiful shot of a stark landscape and a technical subject moved into a poem of light and movement."

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SpaceX's CRS-15 Dragon splashes down in Pacific

SpaceX’s CRS-15 Dragon splashes down in Pacific

The CRS-15 Dragon capsule is released via the robotic Canadarm2. Photo Credit: NASA

SpaceX’s CRS-15 Dragon returned to Earth Aug. 3, 2018, after a one-month stay at the International Space Station. The capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean with cargo and research samples for further analysis on the ground. (more…)

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[netmassimo]

A few hours ago the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft ended its CRS-15 (Cargo Resupply Service 15) mission for NASA splashing down smoothly in the Pacific Ocean a little more than 420 kilometers (about 326 miles) off the coast of California. The Dragon left the International Space Station a few hours before.

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CRS-15 Dragon brings science experiments, artificial intelligence to ISS

CRS-15 Dragon brings science experiments, artificial intelligence to ISS

CRS-15 rendezvous with the International Space Station on the morning of July 2, 2018. Photo Credit: Ricky Arnold / NASA

SpaceX’s CRS-15 Dragon cargo resupply ship has been attached to the International Space Station. the spacecraft rendezvoused with the orbiting outpost in the early-morning hours of July 2, 2018, and is expected to remain berthed for about a month. (more…)

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[netmassimo]

Poco fa la navicella spaziale Dragon di SpaceX è stata catturata dal braccio robotico Canadarm2 della Stazione Spaziale Internazionale. Ricky Arnold, assistito dal collega Drew Feustel, ha gestito l'operazione e ha cominciato a spostare la Dragon verso il punto d'attracco al modulo Harmony. Il cargo spaziale era partito venerdi scorso.