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SpaceX CRS-35 delivers 6,300 pounds of supplies, research payloads and solar arrays to the ISS

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SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft docked with the International Space Station on Oct. 15 after launching two days earlier on CRS-35, carrying more than 6,300 pounds of cargo. The shipment includes new solar arrays and experiments spanning brain models, 3D heart tissue and artificial retina technology for the Expedition 75 crew.

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  • The mission combines crew provisions and station hardware with research payloads intended to advance medical research on Earth, extending the commercial role in sustaining ISS operations and experimentation.
  • The delivery includes new solar arrays, tying a routine cargo mission to station power infrastructure as well as scientific utilization.

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