SpaceX delivery delayed few days; 1st reused rocket for NASA
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — SpaceX has delayed its latest grocery run for the International Space Station by at least another few days.
The company now aims to launch its first recycled rocket for NASA on Friday.
The unmanned Falcon rocket originally flew in June. The Dragon capsule made a space station shipment in 2015.
This will be the first launch in more than a year from this Florida pad, the scene of a rocket explosion in 2016. Late Tuesday, SpaceX pushed back the launch for the second day in a row, saying it needs to rid the second-stage fuel system of unwanted particles. Liftoff had been scheduled for Tuesday, then Wednesday.