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SpaceX capsule heads to the ISS with a Russian cosmonaut and NASA crew on board

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SpaceX capsule heads to the ISS with a Russian cosmonaut and NASA crew on board

SpaceX capsule heads to the ISS with a Russian cosmonaut and NASA crew on board

Elon Musk’s rocket venture SpaceX has just sent a capsule to the ISS, with a Russian cosmonaut sharing the ride with two Americans and a Japanese.


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