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model of rocket engines developed by SpaceX for use on its Crew Dragon spacecraft.

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A SpaceX SuperDraco engine is hot-fired at the company's test facility in McGregor,

SpaceX Dragon v2 (Crew) unveiled at Hawthorne facility (16581815487)

SuperDraco Test Fire Mosaic

SuperDraco rocket engines at SpaceX Hawthorne facility (16789102495)

SuperDraco test (KSC-2012-1208)

SuperDraco test (KSC-2012-1209)

SuperDraco test (KSC-2012-1210)

photo of a rocket engine

Type	Date	Description	Source

link		Freebase entry^@	Wikidata
image	2014	A SpaceX SuperDraco engine is hot-fired at the company's test facility in McGregor,	Wikimedia
image	2014	SpaceX Dragon v2 (Crew) unveiled at Hawthorne facility (16581815487)	Wikimedia
image	2015	SuperDraco Test Fire Mosaic	Wikimedia
image	2014	SuperDraco rocket engines at SpaceX Hawthorne facility (16789102495)	Wikimedia
image	2012	SuperDraco test (KSC-2012-1208)	Wikimedia
image	2012	SuperDraco test (KSC-2012-1209)	Wikimedia
image	2012	SuperDraco test (KSC-2012-1210)	Wikimedia
image	2014	photo of a rocket engine	Wikimedia

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