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NASA, SpaceX agree on plans for crew launch day operations

Submit on Monday, September 3rd, 2018 22:59

NASA’s Commercial Crew Program and SpaceX are finalising plans for launch day operations as they prepare for the company’s first flight test with astronauts on board. The teams are working toward a crew test flight to the International Space Station, known as Demo-2, in April 2019.

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