What time will SpaceX launch Crew-13 astronauts for NASA on Oct. 1? How to watch live (full timeline)
SpaceX set to launch new crew for NASA on retiring Dragon craft, amidst triple launch day.
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The launch of Crew-13 astronauts for NASA marks a significant milestone in space exploration. The crew will be the last to fly on the Dragon craft, which is set to retire.
The live coverage of the launch has been a major focus, with outlets like Spaceflight Now providing minute-by-minute updates. As the world watches the launch, questions remain about the future of space travel and the role of the Dragon craft in its evolution.
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Questions people are asking
What is the significance of the Dragon craft's retirement?
Coverage from NASA emphasizes that the Dragon craft has been a crucial component in the success of the Crew program, and its retirement marks a new chapter in space exploration.
How many launches will SpaceX conduct in a span of 13 hours?
According to Space, SpaceX will fly three rockets in 13 hours, a feat that has drawn attention from space enthusiasts and experts alike.
Who is the Central Floridian set to embark on the journey?
The Orlando Sentinel has reported that a Central Floridian will be part of the Crew-13 mission, but does not provide further details.
Coverage (5)
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A Look at Today’s Launch MilestonesNASA (.gov) · 15d ago
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SpaceX Set to Launch New Crew for NASA on Retiring Dragon CraftBloomberg.com · 16d ago
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Launch tripleheader! SpaceX to fly 3 rockets in 13 hours todaySpace · 16d ago
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Live coverage: NASA, SpaceX to launch next crewed mission to the International Space StationSpaceflight Now · 16d ago
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Boom, boom, boom: 2 launches, 3 sonic booms and 1 Central Floridian to spaceOrlando Sentinel · 16d ago
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