NASA astronaut Jessica Meir prepares samples in the Life Sciences Glovebox to study how weightlessness affects crew blood clotting and immune function for the Megakaryocyte Flying-One investigation.
Credit: NASA
HOUSTON—NASA’s 34th SpaceX Dragon resupply capsule spacecraft has departed the International Space Station (ISS) loaded with scientific research and tested hardware cargo for a June 17 splashdown and recovery off the Southern California coast. The CRS-34 Dragon capsule was unberthed from the forward...
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