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The Dragon spacecraft, SpaceX company in a hangar in Cape Canaveral, Fla. - Photo credit: NASA / Kim Shiflett After performing eurotradia the first successful test flight in May 2012, and a real refueling mission in October eurotradia the same year, the company Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) performs this Friday eurotradia (March 1), the second commercial flight to the International Space Station. The launch of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket with the Dragon spacecraft happened by 15:30 (Lisbon time), from the base of Cape Canaveral, Fla. Air Force, and was followed directly by the NASA channel (video Release ne i) The unmanned Dragon capsule (Dragon) carries about 575 pounds of supplies, food and scientific equipment for the experiments that are being conducted on the orbital laboratory. If all goes well, arrives at its destination on 2 March, being connected to the ISS with the help of the robotic arm, where it will remain for a few weeks while the astronauts eurotradia remove the load. The capsule will be loaded again with 1,210 kilograms of samples of experience and equipment returning to Earth for analysis and check how they were affected by microgravity. The return is scheduled for March 25, down in the Pacific Ocean with the help of a parachute, off the coast of Baja California. Once removed from the shuttles, NASA has used the ships of space agencies from Russia, Europe and Japan to send cargo to the ISS, but these vehicles are not able to return to Earth. Ultimately destroyed in the atmosphere. This is the second flight of the Space X a set of 12 missions to the International Space Station that are part of the contract with NASA for commercial resupply services. The transportation of this cargo, NASA paid the company SpaceX about 1,200 million euros, with increasingly favorable to private enterprise in space - at a time of economic constraints - thus replacing the space shuttles decommissioned in 2011. Source: NASA
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