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Earlier today, Demo-2 astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken ventured out to Kennedy Space Center's Launch Complex (LC)-39A to conduct a dry dress rehearsal for next Wednesday's hopeful and historic launch to the International Space Station (ISS). Wearing their white SpaceX-fabricated flight suits, Hurley and Behnken got seated inside their Crew Dragon capsule at LC-39A to practice all of the procedures that will be carried out during the May 27 countdown. With the dry dress rehearsal now complete, only the Launch Readiness Review (scheduled for this Monday) needs to be held before Demo-2 is finally ready to go.
NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken strapped inside SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spacecraft Saturday at the Kennedy Space Center in their final dress rehearsal before launch set for May 27. WATCH MORE: https://t.co/xapc2kKTpc pic.twitter.com/fwYJIM11g5
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As of right now, weather at Kennedy Space Center is 40% 'GO' for lift-off (according to the 45th Weather Squadron at Cape Canaveral) by the Falcon 9 rocket that will send the Demo-2 crew on its way to the ISS this Wednesday. Stay tuned.
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