Cygnus NG-21

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Q124358060

Late 2024 cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station

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S.S. Francis R. "Dick" Scobee, OA-21, NG-21, Cygnus PCM-21, CRS OA-21, Antares NG-21, 
Cygnus, Cygnus NG-20, Cygnus NG-22, Northrop Grumman Space Systems, Commercial Resupply Services, Falcon 9 Block 5, United States of America, 

CRS NG-21 Approach.jpg


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CRS NG-21 ApproachCRS NG-21 Approach
Cygnus NG-21 PatchCygnus NG-21 Patch
Cygnus NG-21 firing its engine to raise the International Space Station`s orbital altitude.Cygnus NG-21 firing its engine to raise the International Space Station's orbital altitude.
Cygnus approaches the International Space StationCygnus approaches the International Space Station
Cygnus approaches the International Space StationCygnus approaches the International Space Station
Cygnus approaches the International Space StationCygnus approaches the International Space Station
Cygnus awaiting its capture by the Canadarm2Cygnus awaiting its capture by the Canadarm2
Cygnus in the grips of the Canadarm2Cygnus in the grips of the Canadarm2
Cygnus in the grips of the Canadarm2Cygnus in the grips of the Canadarm2
NG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0591)NG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0591)
NG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0593)NG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0593)
NG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0598)NG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0598)
NG-21 spacecraft is seen being encapsulated inside the SpaceX Falcon 9 payload fairing as it prepares to launchNG-21 spacecraft is seen being encapsulated inside the SpaceX Falcon 9 payload fairing as it prepares to launch
Virtual Guest Passport Stamp for the Cygnus CRS NG-21 launch in August 2024Virtual Guest Passport Stamp for the Cygnus CRS NG-21 launch in August 2024
TypeDescriptionDateKeywordsNotesSource
imageCRS NG-21 Approach2024Wikimedia
imageCygnus NG-21 PatchWikimedia
imageCygnus NG-21 firing its engine to raise the International Space Station's orbital altitude.Wikimedia
imageCygnus approaches the International Space Station2024Wikimedia
imageCygnus approaches the International Space Station2024Wikimedia
imageCygnus approaches the International Space Station2024Wikimedia
imageCygnus awaiting its capture by the Canadarm22024Wikimedia
imageCygnus in the grips of the Canadarm22024Wikimedia
imageCygnus in the grips of the Canadarm22024Wikimedia
imageNG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0591)2024Wikimedia
imageNG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0593)2024Wikimedia
imageNG-21 PCM Lift to Work Stand, SSPF (KSC-20240601-PH-GEB01 0598)2024Wikimedia
imageNG-21 spacecraft is seen being encapsulated inside the SpaceX Falcon 9 payload fairing as it prepares to launch2024Wikimedia
imageVirtual Guest Passport Stamp for the Cygnus CRS NG-21 launch in August 20242024Wikimedia
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