SpaceX Dragon Cargo Launch Delayed Due to Heavy Rain, Next Date Expected Tomorrow

Robotic Dragon Cargo Capsule, which is going to launch to the International Space Station is scoured up by SpaceX because of the rain and cloudy weather, early Saturday. However, the next level to launch Space Falcon 9 rocket is set up at 1:52am ET from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida this Sunday, though the weather is yet 40% favorable, NASA claimed.

According to the officials, this believes to be the 5^th SpaceX Cargo mission towards the space station as well as the 4^th under the conditions of 12-flight. It had done $1.6bn resupply agreement with NASA. The space ship includes 2.5 tons of supplies and apparatus, a haunt with lab mice along with the earlier 3-D print, which is going to space. Later this week, SpaceX (California-based) prevails NASA move ahead to expand a troop-competent version of the Dragon Capsule which might initiate shipping astronauts in 2017.