SpaceX Cargo Dragon Launch to ISS Delayed Again by Weather
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NASA and SpaceX postponed the Cargo Dragon spacecraft launch to the ISS again due to bad weather on May 15. This delay disrupts the delivery of supplies and scientific experiments to the ISS, affecting station operations and research schedules. The repeated postponements raise concerns about maintaining the ISS supply chain on time.
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- •NASA and SpaceX rescheduled the Cargo Dragon launch to May 15 after earlier delays.
- •The launch was postponed again on May 15 because of unfavorable weather conditions.
- •Cargo Dragon spacecraft reached orbit and headed to the ISS on May 15 after a successful launch.
- •The delays have affected the planned timeline for delivering cargo and experiments to the ISS.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If NASA and SpaceX manage to launch the Cargo Dragon without further weather delays the ISS will receive critical supplies and experiments on schedule, supporting ongoing research and station operations.
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RUKommersant (RU)Грузовой корабль Cargo Dragon вышел на орбитуRURIA Novosti (RU)Космический грузовик Cargo Dragon отправился к МКСRUInterfax (RU)Грузовой космический корабль Cargo Dragon вышел на орбиту и взял курс на МКСRURIA Novosti (RU)НАСА и SpaceX перенесли запуск грузового корабля Dragon к МКС на 15 мая