NASA
NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is the United States government’s civil space agency. Established in 1958 during the Space Race, it took over from the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics and is based in Washington, D.C., with ten field centres. It ran Project Mercury, Project Gemini, the Apollo program, Skylab, the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station, and now leads the Artemis program. Its robotic work includes the Mars rovers Curiosity and Perseverance and the Voyager, Cassini and New Horizons probes. It also runs the Deep Space Network.
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13 October 2026
SpaceX CRS-35
CRS-35 was a routine run with one notable load. Dragon carried the last pair of ISS Roll Out Solar Arrays, the panels that have been added to the station's power system one pair at a time, and the Falcon 9 booster came back to land at Landing Zone 40.
2 videos- NASA
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1 October 2026
Crew-13
Crew-13 overlapped with Crew-12 for a short handover. Joshua Kutryk of the Canadian Space Agency flew as the first commercial crew astronaut from his agency, as CSA described it at the news conference, and it was Jessica Watkins' second Dragon flight.
3 videos- NASA
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1 October 2026
SpaceX Crew-13
1 video- NASA
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16 September 2026
Progress 96
Progress usually reaches the station in two days. This one took three, because of the orbital mechanics for that launch date, which NASA's commentators called uncommon but not unprecedented.
2 videos- NASA
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1 video
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13 October 2023
Psyche
How do you reach a metal world with a spacecraft that cannot carry much fuel? You borrow energy from Mars.
2 videos- NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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26 August 2023
Crew-7
Four seats, four agencies. The webcast said Crew-7 was the first Dragon flight in which every seat was filled by an astronaut from a different partner agency: NASA, ESA, JAXA and Roscosmos.
2 videos- SpaceX
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1 video
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2 March 2023
Crew-6
- Crew Dragon, Falcon 9
- Stephen Bowen, Woody Hoburg, Sultan Alneyadi, Andrey Fedyaev
1 video- SpaceX
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25 December 2021
James Webb Space Telescope
Webb is an infrared observatory built by NASA with ESA and the Canadian Space Agency. Where Hubble sees mostly visible light, Webb looks in the infrared, to see the first galaxies, look through dust, and study the atmospheres of planets around other stars.
5 videos- Northrop Grumman
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23 April 2021
Crew-2
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Apollo 11 Moon TV: The Slow-Scan Camera Behind the Broadcast
Mission: Apollo 11 (1969)
Artemis III: Orion Docks With Blue Moon and Starship in Orbit
Mission: Artemis III
Hubble Servicing Mission 4: Final Shuttle Repair Plans Explained
Mission: Hubble Servicing Mission 4
Apollo 13: The Oxygen Tank Failure and the Lunar Module Lifeboat
Mission: Apollo 13 (1970)
Challenger STS-51-L: O-Ring Failure, Cold Launch and Return to Flight
Mission: Challenger STS-51-L (1986)
Challenger STS-51-L: The Night Engineers Said Don’t Launch
Mission: Challenger STS-51-L (1986)
Voyager 1 Nears One Light-Day: Thrusters, Power and the Big Bang
Mission: Voyager 1
Artemis 3 Becomes an Earth-Orbit Rehearsal for Moon Landers
Mission: Artemis III
Challenger: the O-Ring Chart and the Launch-Eve Teleconference
Mission: Challenger STS-51-L (1986)
Challenger STS-51-L: The Seals, the Cold and 73 Seconds
Mission: Challenger STS-51-L (1986)
Voyager 1 and 2: Planetary Tour to One Light-Day From Earth
Mission: Voyager 1
Apollo 13: The Dropped Tank and Switches Behind the Explosion
Mission: Apollo 13 (1970)
Challenger STS-51-L: The Cold O-Ring and the Launch Call
Mission: Challenger STS-51-L (1986)
Voyager 1 Pale Blue Dot: Why the Cameras Looked Back in 1990
Mission: Voyager 1
Challenger’s Wreckage: Why NASA Sealed It in Missile Silos
Mission: Challenger STS-51-L (1986)
Crew-12 Leaves the ISS: Dragon Freedom Undocking Step by Step
Mission: Crew-12
Falcon Heavy Launches the Roman Space Telescope Toward L2
Mission: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
Roman Space Telescope: Hubble-Sized Mirror, 200 Times the View
Mission: Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope
Artemis 1: Why Orion Flew a 26-Day Route Around the Moon
Mission: Artemis I
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