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NASASpaceX CRS-34 - Commercial Resupply Services

Dragon CRS-34

ISS resupply mission delivering science experiments and cargo
Launched
May 2026 (planned)
Operator
NASA - SpaceX
Targets
International Space Station
PHASE 01
Launch (Falcon 9)
May 2026
PHASE 02
ISS docking
May 2026
PHASE 03
Cargo operations
May-Jun 2026
PHASE 04
Undock & return
Jun 2026
- Telemetry

Dragon CRS-34 at a glance.

Cargo
1,800kg
Vehicle
Dragon 2
Launch
Falcon 9
Status
Pre-launch
- Status

Keeping the station supplied.

Dragon CRS-34 is a Commercial Resupply Services mission to the International Space Station, carrying approximately 1,800 kg of science experiments, crew supplies, and hardware. The Dragon cargo spacecraft will launch atop a Falcon 9 from Kennedy Space Center and autonomously dock with the station for approximately one month before returning to Earth with completed experiments and downmass.

- Sources

Where the data comes from.

Mission - Operator
NASA Commercial Resupply
www.nasa.gov
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