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Crew-3 safely returns to Earth shortly before another Starlink launch

Derek Wise - May. 6th 2022 2:09 pm PT @derekiswise

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In the early morning on May 6, the Crew-3 astronauts splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico after a six month stay aboard the International Space Station. Then, just a few hours later, SpaceX launched yet another batch of Starlink satellites.

Live Thread: SpaceX’s Crew-3 to dock with the International Space Station [Update: Crew now onboard the ISS]

Seth Kurkowski - Nov. 11th 2021 9:14 am PT @SethKurk

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA Commercial Crew Program International Space Station Crew 3

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After a successful launch late Wednesday night, SpaceX’s Crew-3 is preparing to dock with the International Space Station Thursday afternoon. Read below for live updates as SpaceX’s Dragon Endurance, with Crew-3, works towards docking.

Docking to ISS: 6:33 p.m. EST

Hatch Opening: 8:45 p.m. EST

Welcome Ceremony: 9:20 p.m. EST

How to track Crew-3’s flight up to the International Space Station

Arin Waichulis - Nov. 10th 2021 7:41 pm PT @arinwaichulis

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Shortly ago, SpaceX’s fifth crewed mission set off on its 20-hour journey to the International Space Station (ISS). Here’s how you can track the mission live online.

SpaceX’s Crew-3 on their way to the International Space Station after a successful launch

Seth Kurkowski - Nov. 10th 2021 2:52 pm PT @SethKurk

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA Commercial Crew Program Launch International Space Station

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SpaceX successfully launched Dragon Endurance, a brand new spacecraft, to space on its Falcon 9 rocket. The next stop for the crew on board will be docking with the International Space Station.

Launch Thread: SpaceX to launch third ISS crew rotation mission for NASA [Update: Succesful launch]

Seth Kurkowski - Nov. 10th 2021 1:45 pm PT @SethKurk

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA Falcon 9 Commercial Crew Program Crew Dragon

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SpaceX’s third operational mission with NASA of their Crew Dragon vehicle, Crew-3, is planning to take flight early Halloween morning. This mission will carry four astronauts, three NASA and one ESA, to the International Space Station with additional supplies and experiments. Learn more about SpaceX’s Crew-3 launch and view updates on its status below.

Date: Wednesday, November 10, 9:03:31 p.m EST

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How to watch SpaceX’s Crew-3 mission to the International Space Station

Harry Stoltz - Nov. 10th 2021 8:12 am PT @harrystoltz1

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA Commercial Crew Program Launch Crew 3

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SpaceX conducted a successful static fire of Crew-3’s Falcon 9 booster this last Thursday making them ready for their first launch date on Halloween. However, due to weather in planned abort zones along the easter coast of the US and a “minor medical issue”, Crew-3 has been delayed to tonight. Read below how to watch SpaceX’s Crew-3 launch.

How long can SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule stay in space?

Harry Stoltz - Nov. 6th 2021 6:03 pm PT @harrystoltz1

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA ISS Crew 3 Crew-2

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Spacecraft continue to advance, and one of the latest new spacecraft to enter operation is SpaceX’s Dragon capsule. As Crew-3 prepares for launch to the station, Crew-2 needs to return home, and Crew-2’s Dragon capsule is nearing the limit for continuous-time in space. But what is that limit, and why is the spacecraft limited?

NASA looking at returning Crew-2 before launch of next SpaceX crewed mission

Seth Kurkowski - Nov. 4th 2021 12:58 pm PT @SethKurk

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NASA has delayed the launch of Crew-3 to no sooner than Monday, November 8, at 9:51 p.m. due to poor weather conditions locally and in abort zones. NASA also stated that they will now look at returning Crew-2 as soon as this Sunday, November 7, confirming our speculations earlier this week.

How does Crew-3’s launch delay affect Crew-2’s departure from the International Space Station?

Seth Kurkowski - Nov. 2nd 2021 12:13 pm PT @SethKurk

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA International Space Station Crew 3 Crew-2

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We’ve seen not one but two delays now for SpaceX’s Crew-3 mission. While we hope for a speedy recovery for the crew member who suffered from the “minor medical issue,” we have to ask, What does this mean for the return home for Crew-2, the current residents of the ISS?

SpaceX Crew-3 launch shifts further due to non-COVID ‘minor medical issue’ with crew member

Seth Kurkowski - Nov. 1st 2021 12:56 pm PT @SethKurk

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA Launch Crew 3

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NASA has delayed SpaceX’s Crew-3 launch, which was briefly scheduled for early morning on November 3 after weather pushed back a Halloween launch target. The delay is due to a “minor medical issue” that is not an emergency situation nor related to COVID-19.

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SpaceX’s newest Crew Dragon now sports NASA’s iconic Worm logo

Seth Kurkowski - Oct. 27th 2021 3:45 pm PT @SethKurk

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SpaceX moved the Falcon 9 rocket with its Crew Dragon Endurance to LC-39A ahead of its Crew-3 launch. The brand new Dragon spacecraft now sports NASA’s Worm logo just above its Super-Draco abort engines.

SpaceX Crew-3 astronauts arrive at Kennedy Space Center ahead of Halloween launch

Seth Kurkowski - Oct. 26th 2021 7:24 pm PT @SethKurk

Spaceflight SpaceX NASA Commercial Crew Program Crew Dragon International Space Station

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SpaceX‘s Crew-3 mission for NASA’s Commerical Crew Program is scheduled for Halloween (October 31) at 2:21 a.m. EDT. Tuesday, they arrived at the Shuttle Landing Facility ahead of this weekend’s launch.

NASA and SpaceX now targeting October 30 for launch of Crew-3 mission

Derek Wise - Sep. 30th 2021 2:39 pm PT @derekiswise

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SpaceX and NASA’s next crew mission is now targeting October 30, at 2:43 a.m. EDT. There is a backup date available on October 31 at 2:21 a.m. EDT.

New launch date for SpaceX’s next crewed flight to the International Space Station announced

Seth Kurkowski - Jun. 14th 2021 10:38 am PT @SethKurk

SpaceX NASA Commercial Crew Program Crew 3

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Today NASA and SpaceX announced a new launch date for the next crew rotation on the ISS this coming fall. The new date is due to “visiting vehicle traffic” with a few missions possibly taking place around the same time.

NASA announces newest member to SpaceX’s Crew-3 mission

Seth Kurkowski - May. 17th 2021 11:30 am PT @SethKurk

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SpaceX is planning to launch their third operational mission for NASA’s Commercial Crew Program later this year and NASA has added the fourth and final seat to the flight.

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Seth Kurkowski - Mar. 16th 2021 9:22 am PT @SethKurk

SpaceX NASA Crew Dragon Roscosmos Crew 3

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During the Shuttle era, NASA and the Russian space agency Roscosmos worked out a deal to trade seats between the Shuttle and the Russian Soyuz capsule. When the Shuttle retired this deal went away and NASA had to now pay for each seat it was going to take up until NASA could get its Commerical Crew Program up and running.

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