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SpaceX Crew Dragon success brings NASA closer to returning crewed spaceflight to American soil

SpaceX Crew Dragon success brings NASA closer to returning crewed spaceflight to American soil

SpaceX’s first spacecraft to fly with functional displays and navigation controls, seats, and a life-support system capable of sustaining astronauts and cargo to the space station and back, splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean this morning, Friday March 8, at 8:45am EST, about 200 miles (~320 kilometers) east of Cape Canaveral.

Deep Space Radiation Is A Serious Concern If We're Ever Going to Mars, New Study Suggests

Deep Space Radiation Is A Serious Concern If We're Ever Going to Mars, New Study Suggests

A new study examining the long-term effects of exposure to deep space radiation has found some alarming results. 

FALCON LANDS! Record Breaking SpaceX Launch Returns Dragon to Flight

FALCON LANDS! Record Breaking SpaceX Launch Returns Dragon to Flight

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL — For the first time since the catastrophic explosion of CRS-7, SpaceX’s Dragon was successfully launched this evening from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station...