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SpaceX CRS-32 Mission

SpaceX CRS-32 was NASA's 32nd Commercial Resupply Services mission flown by SpaceX to the International Space Station and the twelfth under the CRS-2 contract. Cargo Dragon C209 carried about 6,700 pounds of investigations, station hardware, food, and crew supplies. It docked autonomously on April 22, remained at the station for 32 days, and returned research and cargo by Pacific splashdown on May 24.

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CRS-32SpX-32Dragon CRS-32
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SpaceX CRS-32 Mission
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SpaceX CRS-32 was NASA's 32nd Commercial Resupply Services mission flown by SpaceX to the International Space Station and the twelfth under the CRS-2 contract. Cargo Dragon C209 carried about 6,700 pounds of investigations, station hardware, food, and crew supplies. It docked autonomously on April 22, remained at the station for 32 days, and returned research and cargo by Pacific splashdown on May 24.
End Date
2025-05-25
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Successfully delivered cargo to the International Space Station and returned research to Earth
Program
NASA Commercial Resupply Services
Start Date
2025-04-21
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July 20, 2026 at 12:39:55 UTC
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July 20, 2026 at 12:39:55 UTC

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