All systems are looking good for Wednesday’s launch of Axiom Space’s Ax-4 mission to the Space Station and weather is 90% favorable for liftoff. Webcast starts at 12:30 a.m. ET → https://t.co/6RXoybzInV
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🚀 June 25th, 06:31 UTC

‍Direct to cell service over Starlink will be launching on July 23 in the US with TMobile. Light-data services will include use of AccuWeather, AllTrails, WhatsApp, and X; lots more to come.
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‍Watch Falcon 9 launch Dragon and Axiom Space's Ax-4 mission to the Space Station https://t.co/OJYRpM5JCF
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Dragon’s hatch is closed, all communication and suit checks are complete, the seats are rotated, and the Ax-4 crew is ready for launch!
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This is the first flight for the Dragon supporting this mission, adding a fifth Dragon to the fleet to support human spaceflight missions
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‍NASA Since then, Dragon has safely flown 66 crewmembers from 17 countries, and today’s mission marks the first national mission to the Space Station for India, Poland, and Hungary!
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‍NASA Space Station Dragon missions have enabled more than 1,000 science and research projects in low-Earth orbit and aboard the orbiting laboratory, including flying 60 scientific studies representing 31 countries for today’s Ax-4 mission → https://t.co/9R2wTDrQJD
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SpaceX was founded to help create a future where not just hundreds but thousands and ultimately millions of people can travel off Earth, to live and work in space and on other planets, and human spaceflight missions are critical steps to make that reality
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T-35 minutes until liftoff. Propellant load of Falcon 9 is underway and Dragon’s escape system is armed
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Ax-4 is go for launch!
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Liftoff of Ax-4!
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Falcon 9’s first stage booster has landed at Landing Zone 1
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Dragon has separated from Falcon 9’s second stage
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‍Follow Dragon and Ax-4 during their flight → https://t.co/FrV7sLNxkR
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