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SpaceX's reused "Dragon" has arrived at the International Space Station
"We have captured a dragon." It was in this way that NASA announced on its Twitter that the Dragon cargo capsule arrived without problems to the International Space Station (ISS), a moment transmitted live by NASA TV.SpaceX's 14th commercial refueling mission is made up of an unmanned Dragon cargo ship and a Falcon 9 rocket, a journey that is not new to any of the space vehicles.SpaceX's 14th commercial refueling mission is made up of an unmanned Dragon cargo ship and a Falcon 9 rocket, a journey that is not new to any of the space vehicles."This is the second refueling mission to NASA where we are not only using a rocket that has already flown, but also a Dragon that has been on the International Space Station," said one of the people in charge of the Dragon mission.

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We have captured the #Dragon ! The crew used @Space_Station’s robotic arm to capture @SpaceX’s #Dragon cargo vehicle at 6:40am ET: https://www.nasa.gov/live 

07:45 - 4 de abr de 2018

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The charge of the Dragon is part of more than 2,500 kilos of food and equipment for experiments. Among them is a study designed to help optimize plant growth in space, and an investigation into how the bone marrow produces red blood cells in a microgravity environment.The capsule will remain in orbit for about a month and then return to Earth with more than 3,500 kilos of research material and hardware.See below for the video of the launch of Falcon 9 with Dragon on board, which happened on Monday, April 2nd. transmission of the load operation is now being made live on Nasa Live.

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