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SpaceX CRS-35 to send 6,300 pounds of cargo and solar arrays to the ISS on Oct. 13

A Falcon 9 is scheduled to launch a Dragon cargo spacecraft from Cape Canaveral at 6:33 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, Oct. 13, carrying more than 3 tons of supplies and science experiments to the International Space Station. The mission also includes the fourth pair of roll-out solar arrays; Dragon is expected to arrive about 52 hours after launch.

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The mission adds more than 3 tons of cargo and science experiments to the ISS supply stream, with delivery planned about 52 hours after launch.
Its payload includes the fourth pair of iROSA roll-out solar arrays, extending the station’s power-upgrade effort.
A predawn launch from Cape Canaveral could produce sonic booms in Central Florida.

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