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Tuesday 13 October 2026

SpaceX's CRS-35 Dragon set to launch ISS cargo and solar arrays

SpaceX's CRS-35 Dragon is set to launch at 9:03pm Tuesday, Adelaide time, carrying ISS science, the last pair of IROSA solar arrays and Artemis III gear.

Harper Quinn Tuesday 13 October 2026, open calendar5 min read

Photo: Gwendolyn Kurzen, U.S. Space Force / Wikimedia Commons (public domain)

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SpaceX is set to send a Dragon full of science and spare parts to the International Space Station tonight, Adelaide time. Liftoff for the CRS-35 cargo mission is targeted for 6:33am on Tuesday 13 October in Florida, which is 9:03pm in Adelaide.

A Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral beside a large exhaust cloud — Photo: Gwendolyn Kurzen, U.S. Space Force / Wikimedia Commons (public domain)

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Harper Quinn Tuesday 13 October 2026 at 9:40 am Adelaide, open calendar5 min read

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