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The Pole will fly with the new Dragon, but later. There is a new date


Delays are accompanied by AX-4 from spring. The original plan assumed the start on May 29, later it was postponed to June 8, when it turned out that the new capsule still requires the replacement of the battery and work on the propulsion and environmental system. When the technical problems were solved, matters were thwarted by the weather in Florida, forcing SpaceX, NASA and Axiom Space teams to use the spare date. This time it's June 11.

C213 is the fifth and probably the last manned Dragon built by SpaceX. According to Walker, the capsule needed additional tests, because, unlike previous copies, it is not a vehicle converted from the goods version, but a completely new design. Her debut is to show that the company is able to maintain the pace of six Dragon missions annually despite the growing occupancy.

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