NASA delays SpaceX’s ISS resupply mission over space station glitch
It's only been a little over a week since a static test fire of SpaceX's Crew Dragon resulted in what appeared to be the complete destruction of the vehicle. SpaceX and NASA both cited the issue as an "anomaly" and have yet to comment further, but that doesn't mean SpaceX doesn't have other work to do.
Unfortunately, another one of SpaceX's many projects has hit its own snag, but this one definitely wasn't the company's fault. In a new update by NASA, the space agency says that SpaceX's Dragon cargo resupply mission that was supposed to be headed to the International Space Station on May 1st has been pushed back to Friday, May 3rd, at the very earliest due to a power glitch.
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NASA delays SpaceX’s ISS resupply mission over space station glitch originally appeared on BGR.com on Tue, 30 Apr 2019 at 22:07:36 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.