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Upcoming Missions This Year for: kennedy space center
| Oct 30 | Crew-3 Dragon | |||||||
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SpaceX's Crew-3 Dragon mission is slated to bring NASA's Raja Chari, Thomas Marshburn and Kayla Barron, as well as German astronaut Matthias Maurer to the International Space Station. They'll replace outgoing astronauts from the Crew-2 flight and are expected to remain aboard the outpost for about six months before being replaced by the Crew-4 Dragon astronauts in the first half of 2022. Related Articles: |
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| Nov 24 | DART | |||||||
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SpaceX is set to launch NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test, DART, atop a Falcon 9 rocket on a mission to be the agency's first mission to demonstrate an asteroid defense capability -- kinetic impact. The goal is to rendezvous with the small binary asteroid system Didymos to change the speed of its satellite asteroid companion Dimorphos by slamming an impactor on its surface. |
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| NETDec 21 | CRS-24 Dragon | |||||||
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SpaceX is expected to launch its fourth Dragon 2 cargo spacecraft atop a Falcon 9 rocket. CRS-24 will also be the 24th SpaceX cargo Dragon flight under NASA's Commercial Resupply Services program. |
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Missions No Earlier Than 2022 for: kennedy space center
| NETFeb 21 | Axiom Mission 1 | |||||||
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Axiom Space has contracted with SpaceX and NASA to fly the first private International Space Station crew for a weeklong stay at the outpost. Included are former NASA astronaut and Ax-1 Commander Michael Lopez-Alegria, American entrepreneur Larry Connor, Canadian investor and philanthropist Mark Pathy and Israeli investor and philanthropist Eytan Stibbe. |
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| NET2022 | USSF 44 | |||||||
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SpaceX is set to launch its first Falcon Heavy rocket in more than two years by sending a classified payload into orbit for the United States Space Force. It'll deploy two spacecraft directly into a geosynchronous orbit. While the primary satellite is classified, a secondary micro-satellite called TETRA-1 is also set to be deployed. This will be the fourth flight of a Falcon Heavy and will involve the two side boosters landing on drone ships downrange while the center core will be expended |
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