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SpaceXs Dragon cargo vehicle approaches the International Space Station to deliver almost 4,800 pounds of cargo and scientific experiments

SpaceX’s Dragon cargo vehicle approaches the International Space Station to deliver almost 4,800 pounds of cargo and scientific experiments.

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SpaceX Dragon Breathes Astronomical Amounts of Science to Space Station

SpaceX is helping the crew members aboard the International Space Station get down and nerdy as they launch their Dragon cargo spacecraft into orbit for the 13th commercial resupply mission.

This super science-heavy flight will deliver experiments and equipment that will study phenomena on the Sun, materials in microgravity, space junk and more.

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