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Boeing’s Starliner crew capsule is mated atop the ULA Atlas V rocket which will launch the spacecraft on an un-crewed second orbital flight test to & from the International Space Station for NASA as soon as July 30, pending a Flight Readiness Review set for July 22. Photos: ULA Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft is […] 
@NorthropGrumman has named its next #Cygnus mission to @Space_Station after Challenger astronaut Ellison Onizuka. […] 
The uniquely configured ULA AtlasV rocket is assembled following initial stacking operations for the launch of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner spacecraft for the OFT-2 mission for NASA’s Commercial Crew program to the International Space Station. Launch is targeted for no sooner than July 30. Photos: ULA United Launch Alliance (ULA) is full steam ahead at […] 
As @SpaceX Dragon returns to Earth after 1-month @Space_Station stay, @NorthropGrumman gears up for its next cargo mission to @Space_Station in August. […] 
As #NG15 Cygnus prepares for its Tuesday departure from @Space_Station, her #NG16 successor is readied for NET 10 August launch. […] 
@SpaceX is readying the CRS-22 Dragon for its Thursday launch to deliver over 7,300 lb (8,800 kg) of payloads & supplies to @Space_Station. […] 
Starting Thursday, @SpaceX & @ULALaunch plan to rock the Space Coast through June with the roar of 4 Falcon 9s & 1 #MightyAtlas. […] 
@NASA & @Axiom_Space will fly 1st all-private crewed mission to @Space_Station NET Jan 2022. […] 
After 167 days in orbit, the first @SpaceForceDoD astronaut, the most experienced African-American astronaut, the shortest-tenured @Space_Station CDR & Japan’s spacewalking supremo have returned safely to Earth. […] 
Crew-2 astronauts @astro_kimbrough, @Astro_Megan, @aki_hoshide & @thom_astro are on their way to @Space_Station, following Friday morning launch aboard Dragon Endeavour. […] |
 Next Launch OFT-2 on a Atlas V 421 rocket from Cape Canaveral AFB, FL scheduled for: 30 Jul 21 at 18:53 GMT 30 Jul 21 at 2:53pm Eastern 
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