The robotic freighter is scheduled to depart the ISS around 11:05 a.m. ET.
Falcon 9 rocket on July 14 and arrived at the ISS two days later with about 5,800 pounds of supplies and scientific hardware for the occupants of the orbiting lab. A robotic SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule approaches the International Space Station on July 16, 2022, on the company's CRS-25 mission for NASA.in an ocean splashdown off the Florida coast on Friday , NASA officials said.
Dragon's current mission is called Commercial Resupply Services 25, or CRS-25 for short. As that name suggests, it's the 25th contracted cargo flight that SpaceX has flown to the ISS for NASA. SpaceX also holds a separate NASA deal to fly astronaut missions to and from the orbiting lab, which it does with the crewed version of Dragon. SpaceX is in the middle of the fourth of these astronaut missions, calledOut There
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