Dragon

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Dragon is SpaceX’s reusable spacecraft designed to transport cargo and crew to and from orbit, including missions to the International Space Station.

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Dragon canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf orbital spacecraft
spacecraft family
abortSystem SuperDraco thrusters on Crew Dragon
attitudeControl Draco thrusters
canBerthWith International Space Station
canDockWith International Space Station
canRendezvousWith International Space Station
cargoCapacityToISS over 3,000 kg for early cargo variants
cargoReturnCapability returns cargo from ISS to Earth
countryOfOrigin United States
crewCapacity up to 7 for Crew Dragon
developer SpaceX
enteredService 2010
firstCommercialSpacecraftRecoveredFromOrbit true
firstFlightDate 2010-12-08
firstISSVisitDate 2012-05-25
firstISSVisitMission COTS Demo Flight 2
firstLaunchVehicle Falcon 9 Flight 2
firstOrbitalReentryAndRecovery 2010-12-08
hasLifeSupport true for crewed variant
hasPressurizedSection true
hasUnpressurizedTrunk true
hasVariant Cargo Dragon
linked to: SpaceX Cargo Dragon

Crew Dragon
Dragon 1
Dragon 2
heatShieldMaterial PICA-X
isReusable true
landingLocation Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
landingMode splashdown
launchVehicle Falcon 9
linked to: Falcon 9 rocket

Falcon Heavy
linked to: Falcon Heavy rocket
manufacturer SpaceX
missionType cargo resupply
crew transport
free-flying orbital missions
notableAchievement first commercial spacecraft to dock with the ISS
operator SpaceX
primaryDestination International Space Station
primaryMission transport cargo to orbit
transport crew to orbit
propulsionType hypergolic propellant
reentryCapability orbital reentry
reusabilityFeature capsule reused on multiple missions
usedForProgram Commercial Crew Program
Commercial Orbital Transportation Services
Commercial Resupply Services
usesPropellant monomethylhydrazine
nitrogen tetroxide

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