SpaceX Dragon 'go' to launch NASA cargo to space station on Thursday

The newest SpaceX booster, which is rare for a reusable rocket company. Ready to launch a new cargo ship to the International Space Station for NASA on Thursday (June 3).A Falcon 9 rocket has been cleared to deliver the CRS-22 Dragon cargo mission to the space station from NASA's Kennedy Space Center's Pad 39A in Florida. Scheduled take-off is 1:29 p.m. EDT (1729 GMT). The NASA release, which you can watch here on Space.com, will begin at 12:30 p.m. EDT (1630 GMT).We are less than 24 hours away from the 22nd refueling mission to the International Space Station," said Sarah Walker,

SpaceX's Dragon mission executive, who สล็อต has flown commercial cargo missions for NASA since 2012. 2)." I feel like I'm blinking and we're talking about the 22.Thursday's launch will weigh approximately 4,300 pounds (1,950 kg) of pressurized cargo to the International Space Station. This includes live supplies for the astronauts and the station's experimental equipment. As well as two new roll-out solar panels that will be installed during the upcoming spacewalk, NASA's Joel Montalbano, space station program manager, told reporters.

As SpaceX approaches the two-dozen mark with its NASA cargo mission, the upcoming CRS-22 flight differs from the latest one thanks to a new booster. The company regularly reviews the first stage of the Falcon 9 rocket. and even the company's Dragon capsules as part of a reusable program to reduce launch costs.This is the 17th mission SpaceX has launched in the next half of 2021 this year, and it's the first mission we introduce a new sponsor to the fleet," Walker said. He added that the company has just flown the Falcon 9 stages at least two or three times. (The current record is 10 flights set last month.)

So we were really surprised when we got to missions like today where we were flying the new boosters. I think it's really neat.If all goes well, the pristine Falcon 9 booster will launch the CRS-22 Dragon cargo ship into orbit and land on SpaceX's drone. Sure, I still love you in the Atlantic so it can be restored. For reuse at a later date, the Dragon capsule will continue to the station scheduled to arrive on Saturday (June 5) at 5:00 AM EDT (0900 GMT).Forecasts currently predict that there is a 60% chance that SpaceX launch conditions will launch well. The threat of rain is the main factor. Similar conditions are expected on Friday, an alternate launch date for SpaceX, according to weather officials, but there's still a 60% chance of encouragement.

"I think there's still a better-than-average chance that we'll be able to thread and get a good one for tomorrow," said Mark Berger, an aeronautical officer with the 45th Air Squadron at Cape Canaveral Space Station. briefing SpaceX is one of two companies (Northrop Grumman being the other) with multibillion-dollar contracts with NASA to fly unmanned cargo missions to the International Space Station.SpaceX is also using its Crew Dragon version of the spacecraft to send astronauts to NASA's stations. The company's latest mission, Crew-2, sent four astronauts to the orbiting lab last month. Boeing also has NASA crew contracts, but hasn't launched astronauts yet.

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