SpaceX to launch to International Space Station — with ice cream
SpaceX is about to launch a few tons of investigate to a International Space Station — and ice cream.
An unmanned Falcon 9 rocket is scheduled to blast off during 12:31 p.m. Monday from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center.
Experiments make adult many of a 2,900 kilograms of cargo. That includes 20 mice. The Dragon plug is also doubling as an ice cream lorry this time. There was additional freezer space, so NASA packaged small cups of vanilla, chocolate and birthday cake ice cream for a station’s organisation of six, as good as ice cream candy bars. Those treats should be generally welcomed by U.S. wanderer Peggy Whitson, in circuit given November.
As common on these load flights, SpaceX will try to land a leftover upholder behind during Cape Canaveral.
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