SpaceX CRS-26 is a resupply mission to the International Space Station
SpaceX launched a spacecraft with supplies to the International Space Station on Saturday from Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
The mission known as SpaceX CRS-26 contained a wide variety of supplies and science experiments that will keep astronauts at the ISS busy through the holiday season.’s east coast and was the 26th resupply mission contracted by the space agency and flown by SpaceX. These materials include a set of solar arrays that Boeing estimates could provide a 20 to 30 percent increase of power to the space station.
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