This simulator will familiarize you with the controls of the actual interface used by NASA Astronauts to manually pilot the SpaceX Dragon 2 vehicle to the International Space Station.
Dragon, the privately built space capsule intended to haul cargo and astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS), is auditioning for another high-profile role. Its maker, SpaceX of Hawthorne, California, says that the capsule, which is set to make its first test flight to the ISS la...
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Though the capsule is automated, the four Dragon riders spent six months training for the flight to cope with any emergency. That training included centrifuge and fighter jet flights, launch and re-entry practice in SpaceX’s capsule simulator and a grueling trek up Washington’s Mount Rainier ...
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SpaceX Dragon demo capsule returns to Earth America's new commercial astronaut capsule has completed its demonstration flight with a successful splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean. The SpaceX Dragon vehicle left the International Space Station after being docked there for the past week, and re-entered...
通过升级SpaceX货运Dragon太空船,这项任务有可能使大量科学返回地球,该太空飞船的动力储物柜功能是该公司以前的太空舱的两倍。返回时,它最多可以支持12个电动储物柜,从而可以运输更多的冷货物和电力以提供更多的有效载荷。 “旧的胶囊就像奶油填充的甜甜圈。您将所有东西都包裹在墙上,然后在中间放一叠巨大的袋子。”...
SpaceX is getting closer to the first crewed launch of its new Crew Dragon capsule — which will once a carry NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS). The Crew Dragon capsule arrived at the launch site in NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida this week, from where NASA...
SpaceX officials watched over the Dragon capsule's arrival from the company's mission control center in Hawthorne, while NASA monitored the orbital rendezvous from its station Mission Control at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. The spacecraft is expected to splashdown in the Pacific Ocean near...
The Crew Dragon capsule on final approach to the International Space Station.NASA TV "Welcome to Bob and Doug," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said to the crew in a call from mission control at the Johnson Space Center. "The whole world saw this mission, and we are so, so proud of ...