SpaceX's ninth commercial cargo mission, launching early Monday (July 18), is lugging a selection of strange science to the International Space Station -- living, beating heart cells, microbes from a nuclear disaster, a tiny DNA sequencer and more.
SpaceX's ninth commercial cargo mission, launching early Monday (July 18), is lugging a selection of strange science to the International Space Station -- living, beating heart cells, microbes from a nuclear disaster, a tiny DNA sequencer and more.
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