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Mark Carreau
June 16, 2026
NASA astronaut Jessica Meir prepares samples in the Life Sciences Glovebox to study how weightlessness affects crew blood clotting and immune function for the Megakaryocyte Flying-One investigation. Credit: NASA
HOUSTON–NASA’s 34th SpaceX Dragon resupply capsule spacecraft has departed the International Space Station (ISS) loaded with scientific research and tested hardware cargo for a June 17 splashdown and recovery off the Southern California coast. The CRS-34 Dragon capsule was unberthed from the forward…
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