SpaceX Delivers Supplies and Holiday Cheer to ISS on 31st Mission

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SpaceX successfully launched an unpiloted Dragon cargo ship to the International Space Station, carrying over 6,000 pounds of supplies, science equipment, and holiday treats for the crew. The launch included a wooden satellite experiment and a solar wind monitor. A key test will assess the Dragon's ability to boost the ISS's orbit, a first for SpaceX. The mission supports ongoing research and prepares for future de-orbiting of the ISS. The cargo ship will remain docked for about a month before returning to Earth.
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